4-5 1/2 hours 

Sedan starting at $300

Small suv/truck starting at $325

Large Suv/truck starting at $350

Van $400

Exterior 

100% microfiber hand wash 

A clay mitt is than used to remove remaining contaminants from the paint to give it that smooth feeling, than a wax/sealant will be applied to protect and preserve the paint for up to 3 months, all exterior trim will be coated with a UV protectant, any chrome will be polihed, wheels and tires will be detailed and tire dressing applied, windows will be cleaned inside and out. This package goes above and beyond your basic car wash, your paint will be protected and feel smooth along with a brilliant shine, this package does not remove swirl marks and light scratches, please check out our polishing package if that is what you're seeking 

interior

A thorough vacuuming of carpet and seats, followed by shampooing, an extraction machine will be used to extract the rest of the embedded dirt and grime, stains will be addressed,  leather will be steam cleaned and leather conditioner will be applied for optimal protection. All plastics will be steam cleaned and sanitized, uv protectant applied to all plastics, windows cleaned inside and out, specialty detailing brushes and tools will be used for this detail package, the goal is to try and get the vehicle as close to when you first purchased it. 

2 1/2-3 hours 

Sedan starting at $195

Small suv/truck starting at $220

Large Suv/truck starting at $240

This package is not intended for interiors that have a heavy amount of stains, pet hair, or spills. If this sounds like your vehicle, the Interior Detail Package or the Deluxe Detail Package would be a better option.

Package includes*:

- Exterior wash, clay and wax

- Wheel and tire detailing

- Tire shine application

-      chrome polishing 

- Windows cleaned inside and out

- light Interior  cleaning of plastics and leather

- Thorough vacuuming of all carpets and fabric

- UV protectant applied to all plastics

*This package does not include fabric shampoo, leather conditioning or stain removal, pet hair removal, or headliner cleaning.

3 -6 hours 

Sedan starting at $200

Small suv/truck starting at $250

Large Suv 3 rows/van starting at $300

This service includes a thorough vacuuming of your carpet and seats, followed by shampoo. An extraction machine will be used to extract the rest of the embedded dirt and grime. There will also be stain removal, your leather will be steam-cleaned, and leather conditioner will be applied for optimal protection. All plastics will be scrubbed down  steam-cleaned and sanitized, with UV protectant applied to all plastics.  Your windows will be cleaned inside and out

Specialty detailing brushes and tools will be used during this package. The goal is to try and get the vehicle as close to how it was when you first purchased it.

2 -3 hours 

Sedan starting at $150

Small suv/truck starting at $170

Large Suv/truck starting at $200

Van starting at $225

Following a 100% microfiber hand wash, a clay mitt is used to remove the remaining contaminants from the paint to give it that smooth feeling. I then apply wax/ sealent to protect and preserve the paint for up to three months. All exterior trim is coated with a UV protectant, and wheels and tires will be detailed with tire dressing applied. chrome will be polished,Windows will be cleaned inside and out. door jams will be detailed 

This package goes above and beyond your basic car wash. Your paint will be protected and feel smooth along with a brilliant shine. This package does not remove swirl marks and light scratches. Please check out our paint enhancement or polishing package if that is what you're seeking.

1 1/2-2 hours 

Sedan starting at $100

Small suv/truck starting at $110

Large Suv/truck starting at $120

Van $130

-exterior hand wash

-wheel and tire detailing 

- thorough interior vacuuming of carpets and seats 

-window cleaning 

-wipe down of all interior leather/ vinyl/ plastics

-tire shine applied 

-exterior trim protectant applied 

* this package is best suited for vehicles that don't require stain removal, fabric shampoo, or pet hair removal. *** extra fees applied for heavily soiled vehicles

8-12 hours 

starting at $1200

3 year coating 

I willl be working on your vehicle for the majority of the day .

Ceramic coating is a process of applying a protective layer to a vehicle's exterior surfaces, such as the paint, glass, and wheels. The coating is made of ceramic particles that bond with the surface and form a barrier against environmental contaminants, such as dirt, dust, and UV rays.

However, that extensive process features to following benefits:

Increased durability. Ceramic coatings are much more durable than traditional waxes and sealants, providing long-lasting protection for the vehicle's surfaces.

Enhanced gloss. The ceramic coating enhances the shine and clarity of the vehicle's paint, giving it a glossy and polished look.

Easier maintenance. The ceramic coating makes it easier to clean the vehicle, as dirt and grime will not stick to the surface as easily.

Protection against environmental damage. The ceramic coating provides protection against UV rays, acid rain, bird droppings, and other environmental contaminants, helping to preserve the vehicle's appearance.

The process of ceramic coating a vehicle typically involves the following steps:

1. Surface preparation. The vehicle's surfaces must be thoroughly cleaned and polished to remove any contaminants, oils, or waxes that could interfere with the bonding of the coating.

2. Application of the coating. The ceramic coating is applied to the vehicle's surfaces using a specialized applicator.

3. Curing. The ceramic coating must be allowed to cure, typically for a period of several hours or overnight, to allow it to bond properly with the surface.

4. Final inspection. The vehicle is inspected to ensure that the coating has been applied evenly and without any defects.

It's important to note that ceramic coatings require proper maintenance to preserve their effectiveness, such as regular washing and the use of recommended cleaning products.

4-6 hours 

Assessment: The process starts with a 

thorough inspection of the paint to identify any imperfections, such as scratches, swirl marks, oxidation, or blemishes. This helps determine the best approach for enhancing the paint.

Washing and Decontamination: The vehicle is washed to remove surface dirt and debris. A clay bar or other decontamination methods may be used to remove embedded contaminants like tree sap or industrial fallout, which can affect the paint’s finish.

Polishing: This is the core of paint enhancement. Using a dual-action or rotary polisher, and a series of abrasive polishes (from coarse to fine), the detailer will correct imperfections and refine the paint surface. making the paint look clearer and more reflective.

Protection: after polishing the paint, a wax/sealant will be applied to add a layer of protection against environmental contaminants and UV rays, helping to maintain the paint’s appearance longer.

Final Inspection: The final step is a thorough inspection of the entire vehicle to ensure the desired results have been achieved and that the paint looks its best.

Overall, paint enhancement focuses on improving the appearance of the paint and making it look as good as possible without the more involved process of full paint correction or respraying.

8 hours | For a fee

Paint polishing is a process of restoring and enhancing the shine and appearance of a vehicle's paint. It involves using specialized tools and products to remove imperfections, such as light scratches, oxidation, and swirl marks, and restoring the paint's shine and clarity. Here are the steps involved in automotive paint polishing:

Inspection. The first step is to inspect the paint for any visible imperfections, such as light scratches, swirl marks, and oxidation.

Cleaning. The next step is to clean the paint to remove any dirt, grime, and other contaminants that could affect the polishing process. This may involve using specialized cleaning chemicals and a pressure washer.

Compound. A polishing compound is applied to the paint using a specialized polishing machine, such as a dual-action polisher. The compound contains abrasive particles that remove imperfections and restore the paint's shine.

Refinement. After the paint has been compounded, a finer abrasive polish is applied to refine the shine and remove any remaining imperfections.

Protection. Finally, a protective wax or sealant is applied to the paint to protect it from future damage and enhance its shine.

Automotive paint polishing is a time-consuming process that requires specialized tools and products, as well as experience and skill to perform correctly. However, the result is a restored and enhanced shine that can improve the appearance and value of a vehicle.

1 hour 30 min | For a fee

This service cleans and degreases the topside of the engine bay, removing dirt, grease, and oils off the engine block and plastic components, allowing the engine to run cooler and more efficiently. This is exclusively an add-on service.

1 hour | For a fee

Headlight restoration is the process of rejuvenating and improving the clarity and appearance of headlights that have become dull, cloudy, or hazy over time. This deterioration is often caused by prolonged exposure to the sun's ultraviolet (UV) rays, as well as environmental factors like dust, dirt, and chemicals.

Restoring headlights not only enhances the overall aesthetic of a vehicle but also improves visibility and safety during night-time driving. Here are some common methods used for headlight restoration:

Cleaning. Start by thoroughly cleaning the headlights using a mild soap or automotive cleaner and water. This helps remove surface dirt and grime.

Sanding. After cleaning, sanding the headlights with various grits of sandpaper helps to remove the outer layer of oxidation and smooth out any rough areas. Typically, you'll start with a coarser grit (around 800) and gradually move to finer grits (up to 3000) for a smoother finish.

Polishing. Apply a headlight polishing compound or specialized restoration kit to the sanded headlight surface. Use a soft cloth or a buffing pad attached to a rotary tool or drill to work the polish into the headlight, following the manufacturer's instructions. This step helps to remove remaining oxidation and restore clarity.

Sealing. To protect the newly restored headlights, it is recommended to apply a protective sealant or clear coat. This helps to prevent future oxidation and prolongs the clarity of the headlights. Some restoration kits include a UV-resistant clear coat for this purpose.