RV & Camper Detailing in Monroe, GA

What's included

• Full walk-around inspection to note sap, tar, oxidation and heavy soiling
• Roof-safe rinse to clear loose dirt, leaves and pollen before washing
• Exterior fiberglass or aluminum skin hand washing, panel by panel
• Awning wipe-down to remove dust, mildew spotting and pollen film
• Wheel and rim cleaning to remove brake dust and road grime
• Tire scrub and dressing for a clean, protected finish
• Wheel well and undercarriage rinse where road buildup collects
• Window and exterior mirror cleaning
• Door, step and entry area wipe-down
• Slide-out seal cleaning where dirt and grime accumulate
• Spot treatment of tree sap, bug splatter and tar on the front cap and bumper
• Full rinse and dry-down to help prevent water spotting

Who is this service for?

This service is built for RV, travel trailer and camper owners who store their unit at home or in a storage lot and don't want to tow it somewhere to get it washed, as well as farm and property owners with tractors, mowers, trailers and other equipment that see heavy dirt, mud and field debris. It's also a good fit right before or after a camping trip or storage season, when sap, dust and road film have had time to build up on the exterior.

What does it cost?

Why does it matter in Georgia?

RVs and campers stored outdoors in Walton County sit under the same pine trees that coat every other surface in sticky sap and yellow-green pollen each spring, and that film hardens fast in Georgia's summer heat if it isn't washed off. Humidity encourages mildew and algae streaking on roofs, awnings and seals during long stretches in storage, while hard rain kicks red clay up onto lower panels and wheel wells. Farm equipment picks up its own mix of mud, plant residue and dust from working Walton County fields, and leaving it caked on accelerates rust and wear on moving parts. Regular washing protects the finish and seals on any large outdoor equipment left exposed to Georgia weather.

How long does it take and what should I expect?

Washing an RV, camper or piece of farm equipment typically takes 1.5–3 hours depending on size and condition. Please provide clear access to the unit with enough room to walk fully around it, and make sure it's unlocked if we need access to steps or storage compartments. [FILL IN: water/power requirement]

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