Here is what ours covers, and just as importantly, what a full detail is not.
Interior
- Debris removal and full vacuum including under seats and cargo areas
- Carpet and cloth seat extraction
- Leather cleaning and conditioning where applicable
- Vents, seams, console, cupholders, door pockets and jambs
- Interior glass and mirrors
Exterior
- Wheels, tires and wheel wells
- Pre-rinse, foam soak and safe contact wash
- Chemical decontamination and claying where needed
- Wax or sealant protection
- Exterior glass and tire dressing
What it does not include
A full detail is a deep clean and protect service, not paint correction. Swirl marks, etching and scratches require machine polishing, which is quoted separately. It also does not repair damage — cracked dashboards, torn upholstery and peeling clear coat are outside detailing entirely.
Frequently asked questions
How long does a full detail take?
Four to eight hours for most vehicles, depending on size and condition.
Should I add paint correction?
If the paint looks hazy or swirled in direct sunlight, yes. If it just looks dirty, a full detail is enough.