Make Your Detail Go Further

Best for: kid and pet messes, spills and stains, work trucks, and cars that have been lived in hard.

What it does

Sprays hot water and cleaner into the fabric and pulls it back out with strong suction, carrying the dirt with it. It cleans from the inside of the fibers, not just the top.

Our process

1. We vacuum thoroughly so we're not turning dry dirt into mud.
2. We pre-treat stains and heavy-traffic spots with a fabric cleaner and let it dwell.
3. We agitate with a brush to loosen embedded soil.
4. We extract: rinse and suction the dirt and cleaner back out of the fabric.
5. We pull as much moisture out as possible so it dries faster.

What it does for your car

Lifts stains and grime that wipe-downs and vacuums can't, and takes embedded odor-causing dirt out with them. Grit left in fabric acts like sandpaper on the fibers, so cleaning it out also helps seats and carpet wear better and look newer for longer.

Drying time depends on weather and how soiled the fabric is. Cracking the windows or driving the car helps.

Best for: one or two stains on the carpet or floor mats.

What it does

Uses an extractor on just the stained area, flushing the stain and cleaner out of the carpet with suction.

Our process

1. We vacuum the area so we're not turning dry dirt into mud.
2. We pre-treat the stain with a fabric cleaner and let it dwell.
3. We agitate gently to loosen the stain.
4. We extract: rinse and pull the stain and cleaner back out of the carpet.

What it does for your car

Removes the stain and the residue underneath it, which also helps stop lingering odors from old spills.

Some older or set-in stains may lighten without disappearing completely. We'll tell you what we see before we start, and nothing is done without your approval.

Best for: selling or trading in, buying a used car, annual maintenance, and anyone who wants to catch leaks early.

What it does

Safely degreases and cleans the engine compartment, then dresses the plastic and rubber so it looks clean and cared for.

Our process

1. We start with a cool engine.
2. We cover sensitive electrical parts like the alternator, battery, fuse box, and any exposed intake.
3. We apply an automotive degreaser and agitate grime with detail brushes.
4. We rinse gently at low pressure. No blasting.
5. We dry it thoroughly so nothing is left wet around electrical parts.
6. We dress the plastic and rubber for a clean, finished look.

What it does for your car

Caked-on grease and road film trap moisture against hoses and connectors, and hide oil or coolant seeps. A clean engine bay lets you or your mechanic spot leaks and worn parts early, and it tells any buyer or appraiser that this car was looked after.

Best for: smoke, pet, food, and mildew smells, and used cars with a mystery odor.

The science: Odors are made of microscopic molecules that lodge deep inside porous carpet, fabric, and padding, where surface cleaning and air fresheners never reach. Bio-Bomb gets down to that level to remove them at the source.

What it does

A vehicle deodorizing treatment that works in the closed cabin to break down odor molecules in the air and on surfaces, including the fabric, carpet, and headliner where smells settle.

Our process

1. We find and remove the source first: trash, a spill, damp carpet, or heavy buildup.
2. We clean and vacuum so the treatment can focus on embedded odor.
3. We activate the treatment in the closed cabin and let it work. Heavier odors need more time.
4. We ventilate the cabin fully before you get back in.

What it does for your car

Fixes the smell instead of covering it. Air fresheners just add a second scent on top; this goes after the odor itself in the places it hides.

Cars need to stay unoccupied while it works. For heavy smoke or a deep-set spill, we may recommend pairing it with Seat & Carpet Extraction so the source comes out too.

Best for: musty, smoky, or stale cars, and cars that sat closed up or got damp.

What it does

An ozone generator fills the closed cabin with ozone gas, which reacts with odor molecules and reaches the vents, headliner, and hidden gaps no brush or cloth can touch.

Our process

1. We remove the source and clean the interior first.
2. We seal the cabin and run the HVAC on recirculate so the treatment travels through the vent system.
3. We run the generator with the vehicle unoccupied. No people or pets inside.
4. We air the vehicle out completely.
5. We install a new cabin air filter so the old odor can't blow back in.

What it does for your car

Smoke, mildew, and stale smells often live in the vents and fabric where cleaning can't reach. Ozone gets there, and the fresh filter means the air coming out of your vents starts clean.

Ozone is for unoccupied vehicles only, and we ventilate fully before handing the car back. Odors from a deep-set spill are best paired with extraction so the source is removed too.

Best for: yellow, foggy, or hazy lenses, night driving, and cars about to be sold.

What it does

Removes the yellowed, oxidized outer layer from the plastic lens and restores clarity. Headlights turn yellow because sun and weather break down the factory protective coating, and the plastic underneath oxidizes.

Our process

1. We wash the lenses and mask the paint around them.
2. We wet sand through progressively finer grits to remove the oxidation and damaged coating.
3. We polish the lens back to clear.
4. We clean the surface and apply a protective ceramic coating.
5. We let it cure and check the clarity.

What it does for your car

Clearer lenses let more light out onto the road, so you see more at night, and the car looks years newer. Restoration costs a fraction of replacing the headlight assemblies.

The new coating replaces the UV protection the sun burned off, and without it haze comes back quickly. Washing gently and avoiding harsh chemicals helps it last.

Best for: gray, chalky, sun-faded black plastic trim, bumpers, and mirror housings.

What it does

Brings faded trim back to deep black and adds UV protection. Sun slowly breaks down the plastic, which is why it turns gray and chalky.

Our process

1. We deep clean and degrease the trim so the product bonds.
2. We mask paint and glass around it.
3. We restore the color with a restoration product matched to how faded the trim is.
4. We apply protection to help block UV and slow re-fading.
5. We let it cure and inspect the finish.

What it does for your car

Black trim frames the whole vehicle, so bringing it back resets how the entire car looks. Clean paint next to gray trim still reads as old, and restored trim reads as cared for.

Why it's a quote: protective coating over faded trim won't bring the color back by itself, so the right product depends on trim condition and how much trim there is.

Best for: families, coffee drinkers, work vehicles, and fresh-cleaned seats and carpet.

What it does

A ceramic coating for cloth seats and carpet that forms a protective layer on the fibers, so liquids sit on top longer instead of soaking in.

Our process

1. We start with clean, dry fabric. Extraction first is the ideal prep.
2. We apply the protectant evenly across the seats and carpet.
3. We let it cure so the layer sets properly.
4. We do a final check for even coverage.

What it does for your car

Spills give you time to blot them up before they become stains, and everyday dirt releases more easily, so the interior stays cleaner between details. The protection lasts about 3 months.

Best paired with Seat & Carpet Extraction: clean the fabric deep, then lock the protection in.

Best for: leather seats that see sun, kids, commutes, or long drives.

What it does

A ceramic coating for leather, plus added leather protection, that shields the surface from everyday wear and sun.

Our process

1. We vacuum and brush out the seams.
2. We clean the leather gently with a leather-safe cleaner to lift body oils and dirt.
3. We let it dry, then apply the added leather protection.
4. We apply the ceramic coating evenly to the leather.
5. We buff and let it cure.

What it does for your car

Sun and dryness are what lead leather to fade and crack, and dirt grinds the surface down. A clean, protected seat stays softer, looks richer, and holds up better for years. The protection lasts about 3 months.