Slick Premium Wash & Detail
Hand wash and detailing on Montana Avenue with 4.9 stars from 263 reviews.
Billings has three RV detailing options, and the spread between them is wide enough that picking blind is a bad idea. One shop carries a 4.9 from 263 reviews. Another sits at 1.0 from 2. That gap tells you more than any ad will. Here is what each one actually offers, plus what to ask before you hand over the keys to a rig you have poured money into.
Hand wash and detailing on Montana Avenue with 4.9 stars from 263 reviews.
RV wash, wax and interior cleaning plus repair work at a Billings shop, though recent reviewers note service issues.
Slick Premium Wash & Detail is the one to call first. A 4.9 average across 263 reviews is a real sample size, not a handful of friends and family. They handle ceramic coating, wash and wax, plus oxidation removal, interior work and fleet jobs. Oxidation removal matters most for anyone with a chalky front cap or a gelcoat that has gone flat under Montana sun and wind. Ask them to look at the cap before quoting. A wash over oxidized fiberglass hides nothing and lasts about a week. Bretz RV & Marine Service shows a 5.0, but from a single review. Treat that as a start, not a verdict, and ask what they actually do versus send out.
Camping World RV Service - Billings is the only mobile provider in the three and the only one listing roof cleaning. Its 1.0 average from 2 reviews is thin and unkind, so go in with questions ready. Ask whether they bring their own water and power, since a mobile wash without either means you are supplying both. Ask what the per-foot rate covers and whether roof cleaning is included or added. Confirm they will remove oxidation before waxing rather than waxing over it. Two reviews is not enough to condemn a shop, but it is also not enough to trust one with a full detail.
Two of the three list wax, one lists ceramic coating. That split matters in Billings, where dust and sun do steady work on gelcoat. Wax is the cheaper recurring choice if you can keep up with it. Ceramic lasts longer but needs its own upkeep: a proper wash, no harsh soaps, and a reapplication eventually. Neither fixes oxidation, so get that handled first. Also check your storage situation before booking. If the rig sits outside, the coating earns its money faster than if it lives under cover. One provider here lists fleet work, which usually means they are set up for volume rather than a careful single coach.
Three. One is mobile, one lists ceramic coating, and two list wax. The average rating across all three is 3.6, pulled down hard by a single low-rated shop.
Slick Premium Wash & Detail, at 4.9 from 263 reviews. Bretz RV & Marine Service shows 5.0 from just 1 review, and Camping World RV Service - Billings sits at 1.0 from 2. Slick is the only one with a meaningful sample.
Yes. Wax over chalky gelcoat seals in the problem and fades fast. Oxidation removal strips the dead surface first, then wax or ceramic protects what is left. Ask any shop to confirm they do it as a separate step.
One of the three, Camping World RV Service - Billings, lists mobile service. It is the only one listing roof cleaning too. Ask whether they bring their own water and power, and get the per-foot price in writing before they start.