When you genuinely care about the condition of your vehicle, you don't want to take your car to just any "detail shop." The fact is, the majority of people working at those shops aren't real detailers and haven't taken the time to research and understand the proper techniques to actually care for your vehicle. Those shops are meant to get you in and out of there as fast as possible which isn't what you should be looking for. When you work with me, you are getting a very personal, professional work relationship, you simply won't get that when you work with other shops. I will work with you depending on you and your vehicles needs to negotiate deals that are fair and you won't pay unless you are 100% SATISFIED.

I have 2 years of experience under my belt, but the past year has been absolutely filled with trying out new products and techniques to figure out what works and what doesn't in preparation for this business.

For the average car, it will take me around 4 hours to clean your vehicle, most of that time depending on how dirty the interior is.

It typically takes me 2 hours to wash the exterior and clean up the interior of cars that I maintain on a regular basis.

YES! In fact that is what I prefer, not all vehicles are used the same and some vehicles need to be cared for in different ways so I would love to work out a deal with you!

I don't require a hose, although it is preferred, I can achieve the same results using a rinseless wash method. If any interior cleaning is being performed, I do need a power source to vacuum.

Reach out to me for any services that I don't have listed and I will get back to you as quickly as possible!

For 3-5 year Ceramic Coatings, there is a cure time of 12 hours where the car cannot be exposed to sunlight or any elements. Depending on the desired level of paint correction, it will take me 12-24 hours of decontaminating, buffing, polishing, and coating your vehicles paint. If you would really rather me do it on your property I am happy to do it.

You need to leave your vehicle indoors for 12 hours, keeping it out of the elements and sunlight. You will need to wait to wash your vehicle for 7 days after the service was performed. It is okay to drive in rain after that 12 hour period, just do not wash it with chemicals.

I am a huge car enthusiast and after purchasing my FRS, I found a love for cleaning the car. There's just something about the satisfaction of having that perfectly clean, swirl free, glossy paint. I then talked to a family members detailer about the business and that really got me thinking about taking my passion and turning it into a career, so that's what I did.

If you are a cleaner person, a full Premium Detail is really only necessary ever 6 months, with normal maintenance cleaning in between that time. If you are more of a dirty person, every 3-6 months should keep your car feeling nice and clean. The benefit of having a scheduled maintenance cleaning is once you have your vehicle deep cleaned, there's typically no need for a full deep cleaning again.

In most cases I charge by the job. Very rarely will I charge hourly. The only circumstance that I will charge hourly is when I would consider the vehicle extra dirty.

Yes, you are more than welcome to watch! People often find it satisfying, especially when foam is being sprayed on the vehicle.

I work on anything and everything. Cars, trucks, vans etc...

I will do Mobile Detailing to anyone in St. George, Ivins, Washington, and Santa Clara.

There are many benefits to having your vehicle detailed. The obvious benefit is having a clean car to drive. Having a detail performed also increases your cars value significantly, as it will look far newer and in better condition. It will also protect your paint and interior surfaces from aging.

A clay bar is simply a clay like product that removes microscopic contaminates in your paint, glass, and other surfaces. This can remove water spots, brake dust, road grime and nearly anything else. Even after just clay barring a vehicle, you'll notice that the paint feels WAY smoother, and it is VERY noticeable. This needs to be performed prior to Paint Corrections and Ceramic Coatings so that you aren't creating more swirls and scratches when you go to try and correct the paint. It also ensures that the Ceramic Coating can properly chemically bond to the paint.

Tire dressing is a more sophisticated, better version of tire shine. The specific tire dressing that I use doesn't sling onto your paint when you drive, repels water and dirt, and keeps your tires shining for 2+ weeks. Instead of spraying tire shine on, I use a foam applicator with the dressing. The issue with normal tire shine is it isn't good for your paint or your rims and so when you spray it on, you will eventually ruin the paint on your rims other nearby surfaces. Not to mention that 99% of tire shine products actually eat away at your tire and cause premature cracking.

Interior dressings or conditioners help to protect and give all the surfaces a nice finish and smell. HOWEVER, you need to understand that the usual super shiny stuff that normal car washes spray on is not good for your interior. That will cause cracks and aging of all the interior surfaces. The products I use will not be super shiny, they will have more of a matte finish which is what things like your dashboard are supposed to look like.

I use many, many different brands of chemicals and tools. This is because no one brand does it best in every category. The main companies I buy stuff from are Gtechniq, CarPro, Gyeon, P&S, Adams Polishes, RUPES, and The Rag Company. I have a full spreadsheet of the best cleaners and chemicals for each individual category, with dilution ratios as well. I would be more than happy to share with you the specific products I use during your appointment!

Not at all! As long as you leave the car unlocked and you make sure there are a power source and hose that I can connect to if applicable. Also make sure that you either paid online or coordinate with me in advance for payment.