Contact
Ring me. It is quicker.
You will get a price and a date on the call, from the person doing the work. If it is easier to write it down, the form works too and I come back the same day.
New Brighton
Wallasey CH45 1NF Mobile service, I come to you
Sat 8am–4pm
Sun closed
Request a quote
Tell me the car and where it lives. I will come back with a price and the next available date.
Questions
Straight answers
Do you need access to water and electricity?
No. The van carries its own water tank and power supply, so I am completely self-contained. I can work at an office, a flat, a car park or a street with no outside tap. All I need is enough room to open the car doors and walk around the vehicle.
What is the difference between valeting and detailing?
Valeting is cleaning: bringing a car back to its best condition through washing, decontamination and interior work. Detailing goes further and corrects the paint itself, using machine polishing to permanently remove swirl marks and restore gloss, then sealing it with a durable coating. Most cars need valeting. Cars whose paint has been damaged by poor washing need detailing.
Why should I have my car detailed?
Four common reasons. New car owners want better, longer-lasting protection than a main dealer offers. Long-term owners want that new-car feeling back without changing the car. Enthusiasts see swirl marks in sunlight and want the finish perfect again. And anyone who washes their own car wants a ceramic-coated surface that is far easier to keep clean.
How often should I have the car done?
It depends on how the car is used and stored. A car kept outside and driven daily benefits from a maintenance valet every four to six weeks. A garaged car used at weekends can go considerably longer. If the car has been corrected and coated, a maintenance wash every four to eight weeks plus a check-over every six to twelve months keeps it where it should be.