Interiors get dirty in ways you stop noticing. Pet hair worked into the carpet pile, a coffee spill that dried into the seat foam, dye transfer from jeans on light leather, brake dust and road salt tracked into the driver's footwell every winter. An interior detail is a full teardown-level clean of all of it.
The process
Mats out, seats moved on their tracks, every piece of loose debris removed before anything gets wet.
Carpets and cloth upholstery are shampooed and extracted — the dirt comes out of the fibers, not just off the top.
Leather is cleaned with a pH-appropriate cleaner, agitated by hand, then conditioned. Dye transfer on light leather is treated separately.
Dash, door cards, console and trim wiped down; vents cleaned out with detail brushes and compressed air.
All interior glass polished, including the inside of the windshield where the haze actually lives.
Pricing
All prices are starting points for a standard vehicle. Oversized, heavily soiled or neglected vehicles are quoted up front — never after the fact.
Maintenance cleans and cars that are tidy but need a refresh.
Pet hair, spills, heavy use, or a car you're about to sell.
“My car has never looked cleaner — the interior is back to its original color! He did a great job getting everything cleaned, even all the hard to reach places.”
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Interior Detailing
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Book a detail directly, or start with a free 30-minute inspection if you want paint correction or a ceramic coating and aren't sure which level your car needs.
