A full detail covers the whole vehicle: interior deep cleaning, exterior wash and decontamination, and finishing work that restores the surfaces a wash never touches. Plan on most of a day for a proper one. From there you choose the add-ons that fit your car, engine bay, paint correction for swirled finishes, or ceramic coating to lock the result in. We quote by vehicle size and condition, honestly, before we start.
Everything you touch and everything you’ve spilled. Carpets, mats, and upholstery are extracted and shampooed, leather is cleaned and fed, vents and trim are detailed, glass comes clean on the inside where film builds up. Pet hair, kid crumbs, work-truck grime: this is where a detail earns its keep, because the interior is the part of the car you actually live in.
A careful hand wash, then decontamination that pulls out what washing leaves behind: rail dust, tar, sap, and the bonded grit you can feel on paint after a Texas summer. Wheels and barrels come clean, tires and trim get dressed, and glass is polished. If the paint underneath is swirled or dull, that’s the moment to talk about correction, since the surface is already clean and readable.
Yes, done the way we do it, with sensitive components protected and low-pressure cleaning rather than a blast hose. A clean bay isn’t only cosmetic: it makes leaks visible early, and it matters at trade-in and lease return, where the inspector opens the hood. We do this on customer cars and on the exotics in our care, which is a decent test of how carefully it’s done.
All of them, and the odd McLaren too. Trucks and SUVs are priced for their real size, not a sedan rate with a surcharge surprise. Lease returns are a specialty of the calendar: a detail before the inspection is routinely the cheapest money in the whole lease, because condition findings are billed at the leasing company’s rates, not yours. And if your vehicle can’t come to us, ask about pickup and delivery; we run it depending on the vehicle.
Send a few photos and we will get you a clear, honest estimate. Certified, insurer-independent, and accountable for the work.