Mobile RV Detailing in San Diego

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Every RV exterior detail covers the same full process, priced by the length of your rig. A 24-foot travel trailer is $480, a 30-foot Class C is $600, a 40-foot Class A is $800. We come to your storage lot, driveway or campsite, so you never have to move it. Call (619) 675-8024 with your length for an exact price.

We start on the roof, because that is where the damage actually begins. Mold and black streaking are scrubbed off and pressure washed away before anything else. Skip this step and it runs straight back down your freshly cleaned sidewalls the first time it rains.

The whole rig gets a complete foaming to lift road film and soften baked-on dirt, then a hands-on contact scrub across every panel. That is the part most RV washes skip, and it is the difference between clean and only looking clean from twenty feet. A pressure wash carries it all off, then we towel dry the entire unit so the San Diego sun does not bake water spots into the finish.

A spray wax sealant goes on to protect the finish and make the next wash come off far easier. Wheels and tires are cleaned, then dressed with a UV resistant product that slows the browning and sidewall cracking that sun causes on rigs sitting in storage. Glass is finished streak-free so you get a clear view out the windshield on your first trip.

Hard wax application, $10 per foot, for protection that lasts well beyond the spray sealant. Ceramic coating, $20 per foot, the most durable finish we offer and the one worth having if your rig lives outdoors year round. Complete gel coat polishing, $20 per foot, to cut back oxidized, chalky fiberglass and bring the shine back. Interior cabin detailing, $100.

We are fully mobile and come to you anywhere in San Diego County, including Del Mar, Carlsbad, Oceanside, San Marcos, Escondido, Poway, Rancho Bernardo, Bonita and Chula Vista. Storage lots, driveways and campgrounds all work. Call or text (619) 675-8024 with your rig's length and where it is parked, and we will give you an exact price.

Airstreams run 20 to 40 feet, so $400 to $800 at the same $20 per linear foot. The shell is aluminum, not fiberglass, so gel coat polishing does not apply. We do polish aluminum. If your Airstream has gone cloudy or the clear coat is failing, call and tell us the length and whether it is polished or clear coated.

Fifth wheels run 20 to 40 feet, so $400 to $800. The tall front cap takes the worst of the road film and bug splatter on the way home, and the overhang above the hitch is the spot most washes skip entirely. We get up there and do it properly.

Sprinter vans and travel trailers each have their own page with pricing and the details specific to them. A Sprinter is painted metal so it can be polished and ceramic coated like a car. A travel trailer is gel coat, so oxidation and black streaking are the issues. See the Sprinter Van Detailing and Travel Trailer Detailing pages in the menu.