RV & Motorhome Detailing

Mobile RV & Motorhome Detailing, Phoenix AZ

Priced by the foot, done where the coach is parked. A 30-foot motorhome is $300 — exterior wash, roof, wheels, oxidation removal and sealant.

An RV is the vehicle most likely to be neglected and the one with the most to lose. They sit for months at a time, they're too big for a car wash, and the surfaces that fail first — the roof and the upper sidewalls — are the ones nobody ever looks at.

Tiffin Phaeton motorhome detailed in Phoenix, AZ
Coaches don't fit in a bay, which is the whole reason mobile makes sense for them.

Pricing by the foot

Motorhome Detail

Priced per foot.

$10/ft

A 30 ft coach is $300

  • Full exterior wash & rinse
  • Roof cleaning
  • Tire & wheel detail
  • Oxidation removal
  • Wax or sealant application

Measure the coach, multiply by ten, that's the number. Travel trailers, fifth wheels and Class A, B or C motorhomes are all priced the same way.

Oxidation is the RV problem

Most RV sidewalls are gelcoat or painted fiberglass, and in this climate they chalk. Run a hand down a neglected coach and it comes away white — that powder is the surface breaking down under UV. Caught early it polishes out and seals up. Left for years it goes deep enough that the finish never fully returns.

A coach parked outside in Phoenix for a summer takes more UV than most RVs see in several years anywhere else. That's the case for getting ahead of it rather than waiting until it looks bad.

The roof is where the money is. Nobody sees it, so nobody cleans it — and it's the surface taking direct sun all day, plus the one where dirt and UV degrade the sealant around vents, skylights and the AC shroud. Failed roof sealant is how water gets into a coach, and water in a coach is a repair bill that dwarfs any detail.

Why mobile is the only sensible option

Coaches don't fit in a service bay, and driving one across the Valley to get washed burns half a day and a tank of fuel. We bring water, power and equipment to where it's parked — your driveway, a side lot, or the storage yard where it lives between trips.

We work across the Greater Phoenix area including Anthem, Peoria, Surprise, Glendale, Cave Creek, Scottsdale and Phoenix.

Before a trip, or after one

Two moments make sense. Before a trip, so you leave with the roof clean and the sidewalls sealed. After one, because bug strike on a front cap bonds hard and gets significantly harder to remove after it's baked in the sun for a few weeks.

If the coach also has a tow vehicle, we can do both in the same visit — see full detail packages for what that covers.

Common questions

How is RV detailing priced?

Ten dollars per foot. A 30 foot coach is $300. Travel trailers, fifth wheels and Class A, B and C motorhomes are all priced the same way.

Do you clean the roof?

Yes, roof cleaning is included. It is the most important part of the job — the roof takes direct sun all day and dirt breaks down the sealant around vents and skylights, which is how water eventually gets into a coach.

Can you fix oxidation on the sidewalls?

Usually. Chalky gelcoat that has oxidized at the surface polishes out and can then be sealed. Oxidation left for years can go deep enough that the finish will not fully return, and we will tell you what to expect before starting.

Can you detail it where it is stored?

Yes. We bring our own water and power, so we can work at your home, a side lot, or the storage yard where the coach is kept between trips.

Get a number for your coach

Text us the length and where it's parked and we'll confirm the price and a time.

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