RV and Trailer Detailing in Kelowna and the Okanagan
Mobile to your driveway or storage lot
Roof treatment, oxidation removal, and interior — priced by unit, not guesswork.
10%
Bundle Discount
One Company For Both
End The Two-Company Problem
Beyond A Standard Wash
An RV Is Not A Large Car
An RV is not a large car, and most detailers treat it like one. The roof is the part that actually matters and the part almost nobody touches — EPDM and TPO membranes chalk, crack, and eventually leak, and by the time you see water inside you’re looking at a repair bill with a comma in it.
We clean and treat the roof on every full package. We also do the parts you can see: oxidized fiberglass sidewalls, faded decals, black streaks that won’t wash off, awnings gone green, and interiors that have been through a few seasons of family camping.
RV & Trailer Detailing Pricing
Priced by Unit, Not Guesswork
| Tent Trailer / Small Utility |
Travel Trailer / Class B |
Fifth Wheel / Class C |
Class A / Toy Hauler |
|
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Exterior Wash | $150 | $250 | $325 | $425 |
| Wash & Wax | $275 | $450 | $575 | $750 |
| Full Exterior | $425 | $700 | $900 | $1,150 |
| Interior Deep Clean | $175 | $325 | $450 | $600 |
| Complete Package | $550 | $950 | $1,250 | $1,600 |
Exterior Wash
Full exterior hand wash, wheels and tires, windows.
Wash & Wax
Exterior wash plus hand wax on all painted and fiberglass surfaces, black streak removal.
Full Exterior
Wash and wax plus roof cleaning and treatment, awning clean, oxidation removal on faded sidewalls, decal restoration where recoverable.
Interior Deep Clean
Vacuum throughout, all surfaces wiped, upholstery and dinette cleaned, cabinets and compartments, appliance exteriors, bathroom, windows inside.
Complete Package
Full Exterior and Interior Deep Clean together, priced below the sum of both.
Quoted Separately: Ceramic coating · Heavy oxidation on severely chalked units · Roof resealing · Mold remediation · Winterization prep · Shrink wrapping · Awning replacement prep
Comprehensive Restoration
Protecting The Vulnerable Points
The Roof Is the Whole Ballgame
Most RV roofs are EPDM or TPO membrane. Both degrade under UV. EPDM chalks — that white residue streaking down your sidewalls after rain is your roof breaking down and running off it. TPO gets brittle and cracks at the seams.
A cleaned and treated roof lasts years longer than a neglected one, and roof replacement is a five-figure job. It’s the single highest-value thing you can do for an RV and the single most commonly skipped.
It’s included in our Full Exterior and Complete packages. We’ll also flag seam issues we find, even though sealing isn’t something we do — better you hear it from us in July than find it in October.
Faded Sidewalls and Peeling Decals
Fiberglass RV sidewalls oxidize the same way boat gelcoat does — the surface goes chalky and dull, and washing doesn’t fix it. Same solution: machine cut and polish, then protect.
Decals are trickier. Sun-baked graphics can sometimes be brought back with careful compounding, and sometimes they’re past saving and need replacing. We’ll tell you which before we start rather than after we’ve billed you for the attempt.
Spring Prep and Fall Storage
Timing Is Everything
Spring
Fall
Common Questions
Straight Answers. No Hedging
Do you come to storage lots?
Is there a size limit?
How long does it take?
Do you do the roof on every package?
Do you shrink wrap?
What about my boat?
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Free Assessment At Your Dock
Tell us the type and length and where it’s parked.