FAQ's

We are a mobile based service based in Plover, WI. We come to you!  We also provide mobile detailing services in the surrounding areas, so if you are located outside of Plover or Stevens Point, please call and inquire. We may still be able to come to your area if it's within a 30 minute drive time. All we need is ample space in your driveway for your vehicle, our vehicle and detail trailer. As long as you have water and and electrical access we bring all the other tools, equipment and cleaning products.

You pay on site after the detail is finished. We prefer cash, check or Venmo. Or if you will not be home when the detail is finished you can pay in advance.

Yes we accept Venmo payments.

We prefer cash or check. Credit card merchants charge the business owner a fee for each credit card transaction and occasionally an additional processing fee for rewards credit cards. This is a big cost for small businesses like me. So, in the end, yes, we do accept credits cards, however they are not preferred.

Yes. In addition, if you would like the center console or glove box cleaned please remove all items. If there are items inside, out of respect for our customer privacy, we do not empty these compartments.

Yes we do! If you have an adequate garage or shop setup to detail indoors, we are happy to come to you.

Light rain isn't a problem. However if you have a garage with adequate space to move around in and have your vehicle's doors open we can do the detail in the garage. Occasionally we do need to reschedule due to heavy rain.

Yes, we can receive text messages to our business number 608-721-5191 in addition to calls.

In short it depends on the size and starting condition of the vehicle. 

On average a four-door sedan or similar sized vehicle requires 4 hours for the interior. 

A larger or three-row vehicle requires 5-7 hours depending on starting condition.

An Exterior detail is typically 3-4 hours according to vehicle size and starting condition.

Yes! We offer ceramic coatings. Please call to inquire. 

The term "paint correction" can be a little confusing. This process does not remove deep scratches. Deep scratches that have penetrated past the clear coat, paint color and primer layer down to the metal requiring the surface to be repainted to fix the scratch. Example: when your car gets 'keyed' this scratch typically reaches down to the layer of metal to expose a white color which is beyond the level of repair that a polishing process can correct.

Paint correction means that we are taking the top layer of the paint called the clear coat and leveling it off with a machine polisher and liquid compound and polish. This leveling process smooths out the ridges and defects in the clear coat. This removes oxidation, water marks, etchings from bird poop, bug guts, or tree sap etc. It improves fine scratches, swirl marks and holograms so that when light reflects off the surface it bounces evenly back to the eye and has deep color, gloss and shine.

The final result of a polishing process depends on the starting condition of the paint. If the paint has been maintained and cared for the results will be better. However if the exterior of your vehicle hasn't had regular maintenance, paint correction may not reverse all the scratching or damage but will still greatly improve the depth of color and shine.

Results are noticeably greater with black, blue, red and other dark colored vehicles, but improve the shine and gloss of all colors in general.