Mobile across Greenville County and out into Pickens. A text with a photo of the vehicle gets the fastest answer.
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Call or text (864) 407-0447, or fill in the form below. Tell us what the vehicle is, where it sits and roughly when suits you.
Text is genuinely the quickest way to reach us, and a photo of the vehicle tells us more than a paragraph does. Send it to (864) 407-0447.
If you have got a fleet, a bus or something oversized, a photo is close to essential. It is the difference between a real answer and a guess.
A maintenance detail runs about 2-4 hours in your driveway, a full inside-and-out detail takes most of the day, and a bus or camper takes longer depending on size. You get a straight time window when you book, not a guess.
Wherever it is parked. Your driveway, your apartment lot, the office while you work. We bring our own water, power, and equipment, so all we need is a spot to set up and room to open the doors.
Yes. A good bit of the work is fleet and commercial, shuttle buses, church vans, work trucks and enclosed trailers, plus boats and campers. Same process, it just takes longer on the big stuff. Tell me what it is when you book and you get a straight time window.
Most of them, yes. Swirls, wash marks, light scratches, and oxidation come out of the clear coat with machine polishing. Anything deep enough to catch your fingernail can be improved but not erased, and we tell you that up front instead of after.
You get one upfront price based on the size and condition of the vehicle, quoted before we ever pull up. No add-ons invented halfway through.
No. The van carries its own water tank and power, so nothing gets plugged into your house or run off your hose. All we need is a parking spot. Estimates are free and there is no pressure either way.
Based in Taylors and fully mobile across Greenville County and out into Pickens. Greenville, Greer, Wade Hampton, Travelers Rest, Berea, Five Forks, Mauldin, Simpsonville, Fountain Inn and Easley. If you are close and not sure, just ask.