Exterior washing, oxidation removal, roof care and interior detailing for Class A, B and C motorhomes, fifth wheels, travel trailers and toy haulers. We come to your storage facility, driveway or RV park — no unhooking, no driving it across town.
Wash from $5/ft · Full detail from $20/ft · Oxidation removal from $30/ft
Over 230 sunny days a year, summers that sit above 100°F for weeks, and a rig that spends most of the year parked and exposed. Chalky gelcoat, black streaks and dried seals aren’t age — they’re skipped maintenance, and most of it reverses.
EPDM and TPO rubber roofs collect black streaking, algae and UV damage. Left untreated the membrane dries, goes brittle and eventually cracks and leaks. A roof repair runs into the thousands. A roof clean and UV treatment is under $300.
Oxidized gelcoat goes chalky and looks permanent. It usually isn't. Compounding strips the dead UV-damaged surface layer and brings the original gloss back — without repainting and at a fraction of the cost of it.
Window, door and slide-out seals dry and crack in Texas heat, and that is how water gets in. Cleaning and conditioning them is a five-minute step per seal that prevents a repair bill you really don't want.
Those streaks running down your sidewalls come from the roof — runoff carrying oxidized membrane residue. Cleaning the sides without treating the roof means they're back within a few weeks. We do both together.
Upholstery and carpet extraction, cabinetry, countertops, the bathroom and galley, plus vents and that musty closed-up smell rigs develop over a storage season. Available in the same visit as the exterior.
A well-kept RV sells faster and for noticeably more than a neglected one with the same mileage and year. If you're listing it, a detail before the photos is one of the highest-return things you can spend money on.
Exterior pricing is per foot, measured bumper to bumper. You pay for your actual rig — not a package built around someone else’s. Tell us the length and we’ll quote you on the call.
Nobody wants to unhook, drive across Dallas and sit at a shop. Wherever your rig is parked is where we work.
Common questions about RV and motorhome detailing in Dallas.
In most cases yes, and the difference is dramatic. Oxidation is a dead layer on the surface of the gelcoat — compounding cuts it back and exposes good material underneath, then polish and sealant restore and hold the gloss. If the gelcoat has worn completely through in places, that section can’t be brought back by polishing, and we’ll tell you that from your photos before you commit.
Yes — most of our RV work happens at storage lots around Lewisville, The Colony, Garland, Rowlett, Carrollton and the lake areas. We carry our own water and power, so no hookups are needed. We just need the gate code, your space number and enough clearance to work around the rig and set a ladder.
Because a 40-foot Class A is twice the work of a 20-foot trailer and it would be dishonest to charge them the same. Per-foot pricing means you pay for your actual rig. Measure bumper to bumper, call us with that number, and you’ll have a firm quote before you hang up.
A full exterior detail once a year keeps gelcoat ahead of Texas UV, with a basic wash before and after trips. Roof treatment every six to twelve months. If your rig is stored uncovered year-round, lean toward the shorter intervals — uncovered storage in this climate is where almost all oxidation damage comes from.
Yes, from $249 depending on size and condition. That covers upholstery and carpet extraction, cabinetry, countertops, the galley and bathroom, vents, and odor treatment for the musty smell rigs pick up over a storage season. It can be done in the same visit as the exterior.
On a roof rated to be walked, yes — and we inspect before stepping out onto it. If we find soft spots, cracked seams or failing caulk, we stop and tell you rather than risk putting a foot through it. We use products formulated for rubber and fiberglass roofing that won’t dry out or degrade the membrane.
Bring the tow vehicle too — we’re already there.