Cars and caravans, done properly.

General clean

A wash by hand, wheels and tyres, glass inside and out, a full vacuum and a wipe down through the interior. The one to book when the car just needs bringing back. Hatches $150, around two hours. Sedans $180, around two and a half hours. Large SUVs, 4WDs and utes from $250, three hours or more.

Full detail

Everything in the general clean, plus paint decontamination, machine work where the paint needs it, and a full interior reset through seats, carpets and trims. Small $300 to $380, around four hours. Sedans $350 to $480, four and a half to five and a half hours. Large SUVs, 4WDs and utes $450 to $650, six to eight hours.

Polishing

A machine polish that lifts oxidation and light swirls and brings the shine back. From $300, four to six hours. Heavier correction is quoted once Jacob has seen the paint.

Caravan exterior detail

The full exterior: roof, walls and the A frame. Road grime, black streaks and the film a long stint in storage leaves behind. From $300 up to around $450, depending on size and condition. Motorhomes include the engine bay.

Caravan interior and polishing

Interior cleans, deep cleans after a big lap, and polishing. Quoted once Jacob has seen the van. Caravans, pop-tops, campers and motorhomes.

Pre-sale detail

A full clean up before the car or van is listed, so it photographs well and shows well on inspection. Quoted on the vehicle and what it needs.

Ceramic coatings

Coming soon. Not on the books just yet, so ask Jacob where it is up to if you want the paint sealed for the long haul.

Car detailing is priced by the size of the vehicle. Heavy mud, heavily soiled carpets, pet hair and anything well past a normal clean is charged on top, and Jacob gives you that number before he starts. All he needs on site is a garden tap and a power point.