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The Interior Refresh and the Exterior Hand Wash combined into one appointment at your location — starting at $120 for a coupe/sedan in average condition.
This package is the routine inside-and-out reset: a thorough vacuum and chemical cleaning of the interior surfaces, followed by a careful exterior hand wash with tire shine. It is the two routine services in one visit, which is why it starts at $120 for a coupe/sedan, $160 for a midsize truck or SUV, and $180 for an XL or three-row vehicle.
It is not a deep cleaning package. Seat and carpet shampoo with extraction, steam cleaning, clay-bar decontamination, sealant, polishing, and scratch removal are separate services or approved add-ons, priced on their own. If your interior needs more than a routine refresh, Deep Interior Cleaning is the right booking instead, and we will tell you honestly which one fits after you describe the vehicle.
What's included
- —Everything in the Interior Refresh — thorough vacuum and chemical cleaning of interior surfaces
- —Everything in the Exterior Hand Wash — hand wash and tire shine
- —Door jambs, sills, and glass handled inside and out
- —Wheels and tires cleaned with dedicated tools
- —Final walk-around inspection before we finish
Best suited for
- —Vehicles in average condition that need inside and outside handled at once
- —Regular upkeep between deeper appointments
- —Cars being tidied up before a sale or a trip
- —Drivers who want one appointment instead of two
What it doesn't do
- —This is not a shampoo, extraction, or restoration service — heavier interior soiling belongs in Deep Interior Cleaning.
- —Clay-bar treatment, ceramic spray sealant, polishing, and scratch removal are not included; clay and sealant are add-ons and correction requires machine paint work.
- —Permanent interior damage such as tears, burns, and dye transfer cannot be cleaned out.
- —Heavy pet hair, strong odors, and set-in stains are separate add-ons, quoted and approved by you before that work starts.
- —Prices shown are starting prices for average condition; vehicle size and actual condition set the final quote.
What you provide
- —An accessible outdoor water spigot at the service location.
- —A standard 120V exterior outlet we can reach.
- —Room to work around the whole vehicle, ideally out of direct traffic.
- —Personal belongings, valuables, and child seats removed from the vehicle beforehand.
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A full interior reset done in your driveway — vacuum, steam and hot-water extraction, every surface cleaned by hand, and glass left streak-free.
The interior deep clean is the service most people book first, because the inside of a vehicle is where daily wear actually collects. We start by pulling the floor mats and vacuuming the carpet, seats, seat rails, trunk, and the gaps under the seats where crumbs, sand, and receipts settle. From there we move to steam and hot-water extraction on carpet and cloth upholstery, which lifts what a shop vacuum leaves behind instead of pressing it deeper into the fibers.
With the soft surfaces handled, we work the hard surfaces by hand: dash, console, door cards, cupholders, shifter surround, door jambs, and the air vents, using detailing brushes for seams and vent slats. Glass is cleaned last so nothing settles back onto it, and plastics are finished with a low-gloss, non-greasy dressing rather than a shiny coating that reflects into your windshield on the drive home.
What's included
- —Full vacuum — carpet, seats, seat rails, trunk, and mats
- —Steam cleaning on suitable interior surfaces
- —Seat and carpet shampoo with hot-water extraction on suitable fabric surfaces
- —Dash, console, doors, and cupholders cleaned by hand
- —Air vents and tight seams detailed with brushes
- —Interior glass cleaned streak-free
- —Door jambs wiped down
Best suited for
- —Daily drivers and family vehicles that carry kids, food, or gear
- —Cars with ground-in carpet or upholstery soiling
- —Vehicles being prepared for sale or trade-in
- —Anyone who wants the inside handled without driving to a shop
What it doesn't do
- —Extraction leaves carpet and upholstery damp, not soaked — plan on a couple of hours with the windows cracked or the vehicle in shade before a long drive.
- —Permanent dye transfer, bleach marks, burns, tears, and cracked trim cannot be cleaned out.
- —Heavy pet hair and unusually severe spots or contamination are quoted and approved by you before that work starts; the extraction already included here is never charged again as an add-on.
- —Steam and shampoo are used only on materials suited to them; other surfaces are cleaned another way.
- —Drying time varies with weather and ventilation.
- —No seat or trim removal, no headliner saturation, and no mold or biohazard remediation. Leather conditioning and odor elimination are separate add-ons and odor results are not guaranteed.
- —This service covers the interior only; paint work is quoted separately.
What you provide
- —An accessible outdoor water spigot at the service location.
- —A standard 120V exterior outlet we can reach.
- —Room to work around the whole vehicle, ideally out of direct traffic.
- —Personal belongings, valuables, and child seats removed from the vehicle beforehand.
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A careful exterior hand wash with tire shine, plus clay-bar decontamination as an approved add-on from $50.
This is a hand wash done the careful way. We pre-rinse to knock off loose grit, lay down a foam bath to loosen bonded dirt, then wash panel by panel using the two-bucket method with a clean mitt so grit is not dragged back across your paint. Wheels, tires, and wheel faces get dedicated tools so brake dust never crosses over onto painted surfaces.
The clay bar step is what separates this from a wash. Even after the paint is clean it is usually not smooth — industrial fallout, rail dust, tree sap mist, and bug residue stay bonded to the clear coat. Claying pulls that contamination off mechanically, which is why the paint feels like glass afterward and why any sealant applied on top can actually bond. We dry with plush microfiber, never a brush or squeegee.
What's included
- —Pre-rinse and foam bath
- —Two-bucket hand wash, panel by panel
- —Wheels, tires, and wheel wells cleaned with dedicated tools
- —Clay-bar decontamination across painted surfaces when the clay add-on is approved (from $50)
- —Bug and tar residue addressed
- —Plush microfiber dry, no brushes
Best suited for
- —Vehicles parked outdoors that feel rough or gritty to the touch
- —Paint being prepped before a ceramic spray sealant
- —Drivers who want a wash without automatic-wash brushes
- —Vehicles with bug or sap residue after highway driving
What it doesn't do
- —Clay bar removes bonded contamination — it does not remove scratches, swirl marks, or oxidation. That requires machine paint correction, which is a separate process.
- —Water spots etched into the clear coat, rock chips, and existing paint damage will still be visible.
- —The hand wash starts at $60 (coupe/sedan), $70 (midsize truck/SUV), and $80 (XL/three-row); clay-bar treatment is a separate add-on from $50, and ceramic spray sealant from $40.
- —Polishing, scratch removal, and long-term protection are not included.
- —Wash results depend on weather at the appointment; we may reschedule in heavy rain.
What you provide
- —An accessible outdoor water spigot at the service location.
- —A standard 120V exterior outlet we can reach.
- —Room to work around the whole vehicle, ideally out of direct traffic.
- —Personal belongings, valuables, and child seats removed from the vehicle beforehand.
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A spray-applied hydrophobic layer over clean paint, from $40 — added gloss, a slicker surface, and water that beads and rolls off. Not a multi-year ceramic coating.
A ceramic spray sealant is a protective layer applied over clean, decontaminated paint. It is not a multi-year ceramic coating and we do not market it as one — it is a realistic middle ground that delivers genuine hydrophobic performance for months at a time without the cost and prep of a coating install. We apply it panel by panel and level it with fresh microfiber, which adds gloss and makes the surface noticeably slicker to the touch.
The benefit shows up the next time it rains or the next time you rinse the vehicle: water beads and sheets off instead of clinging, so less dirt stays behind as the vehicle dries and washing gets faster. Because a sealant can only bond to what is underneath it, we apply it after an exterior detail with clay bar — laying it over bonded contamination seals the contamination in and cuts the lifespan short.
What's included
- —Applied over freshly washed and clay-barred paint
- —Panel-by-panel application, leveled with clean microfiber
- —Hydrophobic water beading and easier rinse-offs while it lasts
- —Added gloss and a slick, easier-to-clean surface
- —Aftercare guidance so the sealant lasts
Best suited for
- —Vehicles parked outside that you would rather not wash as often
- —Drivers who want protection without committing to a coating install
- —Paint that has just been washed and decontaminated
- —Anyone who wants easier rinse-offs between details
What it doesn't do
- —This is a spray sealant, not a professional multi-year ceramic coating — expect months of protection, not years, and we do not promise a fixed lifespan.
- —It does not fill scratches, remove swirls, or correct paint defects; it sits on top of whatever is underneath.
- —It will not prevent rock chips, dings, or damage from contact.
- —It is applied over a clean, decontaminated exterior; applying it over bonded contamination shortens its life. It is an add-on from $40, booked with a wash.
What you provide
- —An accessible outdoor water spigot at the service location.
- —A standard 120V exterior outlet we can reach.
- —Room to work around the whole vehicle, ideally out of direct traffic.
- —Personal belongings, valuables, and child seats removed from the vehicle beforehand.
