An RV is mostly the same detailing job as a car, just a great deal more of it: oxidized fiberglass or painted siding, road film baked on from highway miles, black streaking running down from roof vents and seams, and an interior that has to handle both driving and living. Wash, clay and correction pull the oxidation and road grime off the exterior, and a protectant slows how fast the sun and highway film come back. Because the size and condition of a Class A motorhome and a small travel trailer are not close to the same job, this is quoted after seeing what it is and how it has been kept, not off a fixed list. Call or text the length and type of RV and roughly how it has been stored, and get a number back before anything starts.
Most shops quote a detail only after they have your phone number. In The Details Auto Spa publishes the whole ladder in the open, from a twenty dollar hand wash to a coated and corrected Best package.
Call or text what the car is and what is bothering you.
Good, Better and Best, priced by size. Nothing invented at pickup.
Washed, detailed and finished like it matters — because at a spa, it does.
Appointments recommended — tint installs run every day. Call before you drive out.
Real customers around Allison Park, quoted word for word.
I took my 2013 Cadillac SRX to In the Details Auto Spa. Let me tell you the vehicle looks like it just came off of the showroom floor. Thank you for a job very well done!!
Verbatim from public Google reviews. Names shortened to a first name and last initial.
The order is the whole job. Nothing gets sealed on that should have come off first.
Hand washed, then a full vehicle clay bar pulls the bonded grit off the paint so the surface is genuinely clean.
Single stage in the Better package, dual stage correction and polish in the Best. Swirls come out rather than get filled.
Wax, or a ceramic coating from $799 over paint that has finally earned it, plus a ceramic shield inside on the Best.
A high temperature steam clean on the interior, which is what actually shifts a winter of road salt out of the carpet.
The shop sits on William Flynn Highway in Allison Park, minutes from Hampton, Gibsonia, Wexford, Glenshaw and Fox Chapel, and a straight run down Route 8 from the city.
Say what the RV is, its length, and how it has been stored, and get a real quote back.
