AquaRV
Mobile RV wash, wax, ceramic coating and roof service covering Clearwater and Tampa Bay, rated 5.0 from 139 reviews.
Clearwater has 3 RV detailing outfits in town and another 12 nearby, averaging 4.9 stars across the bunch. Two of the local shops are mobile, so a rig parked in the driveway or at storage gets washed where it sits. Two also do ceramic coating and two handle wax. That is a small field, but the reviews suggest it is a picky one.
Mobile RV wash, wax, ceramic coating and roof service covering Clearwater and Tampa Bay, rated 5.0 from 139 reviews.
Clearwater shop with 30+ years of experience and a 4.9-star rating from 311 reviews, specializing in ceramic coatings and full detailing for RVs.
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AquaRV holds a 5.0 across 139 reviews and covers mobile work, ceramic, wash, wax, roof cleaning and oxidation removal. Detail Depot sits at 4.9 from 311 reviews and lists mobile service, ceramic, wash, wax, plus interior and fleet work. Dan The Man RV Repair is the third, rated 4.9 on 80 reviews, insured and set up for fleet jobs. The short version: you have one shop for heavy oxidation and roofs, one for interior and volume work, and a repair-side operator for fleets. Ask each what they actually do on a fiberglass cap before you book.
Two of the three come to you, which matters in Clearwater where a lot of RVs sit in driveways or off-site storage between trips. Ask whether they bring their own water and power or need a spigot and outlet. Ask where the runoff goes, since washing a rig at home can run into HOA rules or local storm drain guidance. A mobile wash is convenient but the setup decides the result. Confirm they carry a deionizer or spot-free rinse, because Florida sun dries panels fast. Get the price per foot in writing and ask what a roof adds.
Faded gelcoat on a front cap is the usual complaint, and only one local shop lists oxidation removal. That job is cut and polish first, then protection. Wax over chalky fiberglass seals the chalk in and looks worse in a month. Ceramic coating is the longer-lasting option and two shops offer it, but it needs a properly prepped surface and periodic washing with the right soap. Ask how many coats, what prep is included, and what upkeep they expect from you. If the quote is far below the others, ask what step got skipped.
There are 3 listed in Clearwater, with 12 more in the surrounding area. Two of the local shops are mobile, two do ceramic coating, and two offer wax. The nearby options widen the field if you need a specific service or a sooner appointment.
The local shops average 4.9 stars. AquaRV is at 5.0 from 139 reviews, Detail Depot at 4.9 from 311, and Dan The Man RV Repair at 4.9 from 80. Review counts vary a lot, so read the recent ones rather than just the score.
Yes. Oxidation removal is a cut and polish step that takes the chalk off the gelcoat. Wax or ceramic goes on after that. Waxing over oxidized fiberglass traps the dullness under the product, and it comes back fast. Only one Clearwater shop lists oxidation work, so ask directly.
Ask before the appointment. Some mobile units carry their own water and power, others need a spigot and outlet. Water access changes the price and the schedule. Also ask about spot-free rinse, since hard water left to dry in the sun leaves marks on dark panels.