Planning guide
How to choose interior or full detailing
Pick the package that matches what your vehicle needs most.
Look inside first
If the outside is fine but the cabin has crumbs, pet hair or sticky spots, an interior detail may be all you need. It covers seats, carpets, mats, the dash, door panels and inside glass.
When a full detail makes sense
Choose a full detail if the paint looks dull or grimy as well, or if you are getting the vehicle ready to sell. One visit covers both, so you do not have to plan two separate appointments.
Ask what is included
Packages differ between detailers. Ask what each one covers, such as engine bays, headliners or a protective finish. Point out stains or problem spots, and ask what results are realistic before work starts.