How much does RV or boat detailing cost?
RV and boat detailing is $15 to $20 per foot, depending on the condition. For example, a 25 ft trailer is about $375 to $500. Send us the length, the make and model and a few photos, and we will call or text you an exact price within 24 hours.
Do you come to me?
Tell us where your RV or boat is parked when you request a quote, whether that is your driveway or a storage lot, and we will confirm the details.
Can you remove oxidation and chalky fading?
Yes. Faded, chalky gelcoat and fiberglass can usually be brought back with a machine polish, then protected so it stays glossy longer.
How often should I have my RV or boat detailed?
Most owners book a full detail at the start of the season and again before storage. Sun, rain and road grime break down unprotected surfaces quickly.
How long does it take?
Anywhere from a few hours to a couple of days, depending on the size and what it needs. We will give you a time estimate with your quote.
What is included in an RV detail?
A hand wash including the roof, black streak and bug removal, oxidation removal and machine polishing where needed, wax, sealant or ceramic protection, windows, wheels and trim cleaned, and an interior vacuum and wipe down.
What is included in a boat detail?
A hull and deck wash, waterline and scum line cleaning, oxidation removal and gelcoat polishing, wax, sealant or ceramic protection, vinyl seats cleaned and conditioned, and metal, glass and trim cleaned.
Is ceramic protection worth it on an RV or boat?
For many owners, yes. It makes black streaks, water spots and grime easier to wash off and helps the gelcoat and paint resist UV fading. Ask about it with your quote and we will tell you honestly if it makes sense for yours.