professional mobile detailing packages
Why get a mobile detail?
Convenience – Service comes to the customer’s home or job site
Time-saving – No waiting at a shop or arranging transportation
On-site service for fleets – Vehicles stay clean no matter where they are
Personalized service – One-on-one attention and custom packages
Better for businesses – Ideal for company cars, rentals, and work trucks
Professional results anywhere – Fully equipped to handle any vehicle
"my cars look brand new!"
"⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I couldn’t believe how good my car looked after the detail. The convenience of having it done at my home was a huge bonus, and the attention to detail was incredible. My car honestly looks better than the day I bought it. Highly recommend!”" - Todd
Ceramic Coatings
Ceramic coating is a protective layer applied over a vehicle’s paint that enhances its durability, appearance, and ease of maintenance. Unlike traditional wax or sealants, ceramic coatings bond chemically to the paint, providing long-lasting protection.
Key Benefits:
-Long-Lasting Protection: Ceramic coatings protect against UV damage, oxidation, minor scratches, and chemical stains, helping maintain the vehicle’s paint for years.
-Enhanced Gloss and Depth: Gives the paint a deep, reflective shine that makes your car look freshly detailed at all times.
-Easier Maintenance: The coating repels dirt, water, and road contaminants, making washing faster and less frequent.
-Certified Durability: Being a certified DuraSlic installer ensures professional, high-quality application and maximum longevity of the coating.
Coverage and Warranty Options: Coatings like HG, Xtreme, and 1500 come with warranties, giving peace of mind and assurance of protection.
CarFax Reporting: Ceramic coating is one of the few paint protection solutions that can be officially reported to CarFax, adding potential resale value and verified proof of care.
-multiple length coating options up to 7 years!
Paint Correction
Before every correction each vehicle gets a mandatory preparation
Removes bonded contaminants – Iron, tar, and fallout are safely dissolved
Deep cleans the paint – Leaves a perfectly clean surface for correction
Improves polishing results – Pads work directly on paint, not embedded debris
Reduces swirl risk – Proper decontamination prevents dragging contaminants
Maximizes coating bond – Ceramic coating adheres better and lasts longer
Enhances gloss & clarity – Prepares the paint for maximum shine and depth
wet sanding
Wet sanding is an advanced step in paint correction used to level the clear coat and remove defects that polishing alone can’t safely fix.
What wet sanding does:
-Removes deep scratches, heavy swirls, and oxidation
-Levels uneven clear coat for a flatter, smoother surface
-Eliminates etching from water spots, bird droppings, or acid rain
-Prepares damaged areas so they can be safely polished back to gloss
Why it’s beneficial:
-Better correction results by fixing defects polishing alone can’t remove
-Improves gloss and clarity by creating a flatter paint surface
-Reduces polishing time by minimizing the need for aggressive compounding
-Creates a stronger foundation for ceramic coatings to bond and last longer
-Restores high-end finishes often required on luxury and performance vehicles
When done correctly, wet sanding removes only a microscopic amount of clear coat and is followed by compounding and polishing to restore full gloss. It’s a precision process that delivers the highest level of paint correction possible.
compounding
Compounding is the process of using an abrasive polish along with a machine polisher to remove surface imperfections from a vehicle’s paint. It is stronger than normal polishing and is designed to remove moderate to heavy defects like:
-Swirl marks
-Light scratches
-Oxidation
-Water spots
The compound’s abrasives physically remove a very thin layer of clear coat, leveling the surface and smoothing out imperfections.
Benefits of Compounding:
-Restores Paint Clarity and Gloss: Removes imperfections that make paint look dull or hazy.
-Prepares Surface for Polishing/Coating: Creates a smooth, defect-free surface for finishing polish and ceramic coating, which bonds better on smooth paint.
-Extends Paint Life: Removing contaminants and imperfections can prevent long-term damage like deeper scratches or oxidation.
-Improves Overall Appearance: After compounding, paint looks cleaner, shinier, and closer to a “like-new” finish.
Polishing
Polishing is the process of using a finer abrasive polish along with a machine polisher to refine the paint surface.
It removes minor imperfections and smooths out the paint after compounding or on lightly damaged surfaces. Typical issues it corrects include:
-Light swirl marks
-Minor scratches
-Holograms or polishing marks
-Faint oxidation
How it works: Polishing gently removes a very thin layer of the clear coat, improving paint clarity and smoothness without being as aggressive as compounding.
Benefits of Polishing
-Enhances Gloss and Depth: Makes the paint look smoother, clearer, and more vibrant.
-Prepares Surface for Coating or Wax: A polished surface ensures better bonding of ceramic coatings, sealants, or wax.
-Removes Minor Defects: Fixes small imperfections that can dull the paint.
-Improves Overall Appearance: Leaves the car looking clean, shiny, and closer to a showroom finish.
Glass polishing
Glass polishing restores clarity to your vehicle’s windows and windshield by removing light scratches, water spots, wiper marks, and surface haze. This process improves visibility, reduces glare, and leaves the glass smooth and crystal clear. Ideal for maintaining safety, appearance, and overall driving comfort.
Scratch removal
This service is designed to significantly reduce or eliminate scratches without repainting the panel. We carefully level the affected area, blend it into the surrounding paint, and perform a full machine polish on the panel to restore gloss and consistency. The result is a smoother, more uniform finish with minimized scratch visibility, while preserving the original factory paint.
Ideal for light to moderate scratches that have not fully penetrated the paint. Results may vary depending on scratch depth.