RV Detailing Services: Wash, Roof Care and Oxidation Removal

RV detailing is priced by the length of your RV, since a 20-foot campervan and a 40-foot motorhome take very different amounts of work. Cost also depends on condition, oxidation level, roof care, and whether you add interior detailing. A basic wash and wax sits at the lower end, while full oxidation removal, roof sealing, and ceramic coating fall at the higher end. If you are wondering how much to detail an RV, or how much does it cost to detail an RV for your size of rig, we share a clear price list with RV and motorhome detailing prices confirmed before your appointment, so there are no surprises.

RV detailing is a professional, top-to-bottom cleaning, restoration, and protection service for recreational vehicles. It includes an exterior wash and decontamination, roof care, oxidation removal and polishing, and protection with wax, sealant, or ceramic, plus interior cleaning as needed. In short, it is the difference between a quick rinse and a full detail that restores and protects your rig.

Each package includes a set scope of wash, restoration, and protection, scaled to the level you choose. Lighter packages cover a full wash and wax, while higher tiers add roof cleaning and sealing, machine polishing, oxidation removal, and a protective sealant or ceramic coating. Interior detailing and add-ons can be combined with any package. You can pick a single service or build your own custom package.

Most RVs should be detailed once or twice a year, plus regular washes in between. Rigs stored outdoors in high-UV climates need more frequent attention than those kept covered or indoors. The roof should be cleaned and inspected a couple of times a year to prevent leaks. We can set up a recurring schedule based on how and where you store and use your RV.

The roof is the most exposed and most neglected surface on your RV, and a failing roof leads to leaks and expensive water damage. We clean off the buildup and oxidation, then apply a sealant that protects against UV and water intrusion. Staying ahead of roof maintenance is far cheaper than repairing interior water damage later.

Yes, in most cases we can restore an oxidized, chalky RV with detailing rather than repainting. We use machine compounding to cut through the dull, faded layer, then polish to bring back the gloss and seal it to protect it. We inspect the surface first and tell you honestly how much will restore before any work begins.

For most RVs stored outdoors and driven in all conditions, ceramic coating is worth it because it protects the exterior far longer than wax. It bonds to the surface and lasts years, compared to months for wax. It repels water and road grime, makes washing much easier, and keeps the finish glossy longer. It is especially valuable on large rigs that are hard to wash often.

It takes anywhere from a few hours for a wash and wax to a full day or more for a large rig with oxidation removal, roof sealing, and interior detailing. The exact time depends on your RV's length, the package you choose, and its condition on the day. We give you a realistic estimate up front and never rush a job to hit a time target.

Yes, mobile service is the core of what we do. We come to your home, storage lot, or campground fully self-contained with our own water and power, so you never have to drive your rig to a shop. Just share the location and any access details when you book so we arrive prepared. We serve RV owners across 80+ cities.

Yes, we detail every type of RV, including Class A and Class C motorhomes, travel trailers, fifth wheels, campers, and campervans. Larger rigs take more time and product, so we scale the package and price to the length and condition of your RV. Tell us your RV type and length when you book and we will confirm the right service.

A wash removes surface dirt, bugs, and road grime from the exterior. A detail goes much deeper: it cleans and seals the roof, removes oxidation through machine polishing, restores gloss, protects the finish with wax or ceramic, and details the interior. Washing maintains your RV between details, while detailing restores and protects it at a level washing cannot reach.