Detailing
What does a full car detail include?
A full car detail includes the cabin and the outside in one visit. Level 1 is the short one, at $247. It is not a paint correction, and it does not include the headliner.
Level 1 is the reset, not the rescue.
Level 1 is $247, or $299 on a large vehicle, about 3 hours. Inside: mats out, a vacuum, surfaces wiped, windows and mirrors, floor mats, and the trunk. Outside: a basic hand wash, rims and tires, tire shine, and a wax rated for 3 months.
Pet hair, kids mess, stains, spills and trash can add cost. You hear that before we start. Prices are before 6% PA sales tax.
Level 2 and Level 3 go further.
Level 2 is $384, or $454 large, and it is marked most popular on the menu. Seats and carpets get a dry extraction, the driver area is detailed, and the outside adds clay, an iron wash, door jambs and a 5-spot polish. The wax is rated for 6 months.
Level 3 is $594, or $674 large. It adds steam, hot extraction, leather conditioner, a machine polish and a gloss sealant. That polish is for newer paint with light defects. Deep scratches are quoted as paint correction, not folded into the package.
You do not have to book both.
An interior on its own starts at $204 for Classic. An exterior starts at $149. Booking them separately costs more than the matching full detail.
The headliner is not included at any level.
After the reset.
A full detail is the one-time clean. The Detail Club is one maintenance visit a month after that, from $150 in the shop. It is not a second Level 3.
Text (814) 680-2418 if you are not sure which level the car needs. We would rather say so than book the heavy one by default.
Related: Car detailing, Ceramic coating, The Detail Club.