​Exterior detailing is essential for preserving both the aesthetic appeal and structural integrity of your vehicle. This meticulous process goes beyond a simple wash, involving deep cleaning, polishing, and protection to restore your car's exterior to its original, or even superior, condition. Regular exterior detailing not only enhances your vehicle's appearance but also safeguards it against environmental factors, thereby maintaining its value and extending its lifespan.

Clean windows, mirrors, and a polished exterior do more than enhance your vehicle’s appearance—they play a key role in road safety. Clear glass ensures better visibility in all driving conditions, while a reflective, well-maintained body surface increases your car’s visibility to others, especially at night or in harsh weather.

A well-maintained exterior plays a major role in preserving a vehicle’s resale value. Regular detailing keeps the paint, trim, and wheels in top condition, enhancing curb appeal and signaling to buyers that the car has been cared for. This attention to detail can make a significant difference when it’s time to sell or trade in your vehicle.

Regular detailing keeps your car looking fresh and well-maintained. It removes surface imperfections like swirl marks and light scratches, revives the paint’s original shine, and deep-cleans often-overlooked areas such as trim, emblems, and wheel wells. The result is a vehicle that not only looks newer but is also better protected against the elements.

Dirt, salt, and grime buildup can accelerate rust and corrosion, especially in high-risk areas like wheel wells, undercarriages, and door sills. Regular exterior detailing includes deep cleaning and the application of protective coatings that shield these vulnerable spots, helping to prevent long-term damage and preserve your vehicle’s structural integrity.

• Pre-wash, soap and rinse

• Hand dried including door jambs

• Exterior windows cleaned 

• Wheels and rims cleaned and dried

• Tires dressed