Moran’s Performance Detailing
Mobile RV, car, and boat detailing in Jacksonville with a 5.0 rating from 412 reviews.
Jacksonville has 7 RV detailing options listed here, averaging 4.8 stars, so the odds of finding a decent crew are good. Five of them do ceramic coating and six handle wax, but only one is tagged for roof cleaning. That gap matters on a coach that sits outside year round. Moran's Performance Detailing leads the pack at a perfect 5.0 from 412 reviews, and three of the seven will come to you.
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Moran's Performance Detailing is the obvious first call, with 412 reviews at 5.0 and a menu that covers mobile work, ceramic, wash and wax plus oxidation and awning service. Volume like that usually means they have seen every gelcoat problem Florida can throw at a rig. Behind them, Our Property Maintenance and Stingray Auto Detailers both sit at 4.9, though on far fewer reviews. Fine Line Detailing at 4.8 and Red Top at 4.7 with 163 reviews each are solid mid-tier picks. Detail Pros Jax at 4.4 has the most reviews of the lower group at 197, which is worth reading through before you book.
Three of the seven listings offer mobile service, which saves you moving a coach that may not be road ready. Ask two questions before you commit. First, whether they bring their own water and power, because a lot behind a storage yard often has neither and you do not want to find that out when the truck arrives. Second, what they charge per foot. RV pricing usually runs by length rather than by the hour, and a 40 foot diesel pusher is a different job from a 24 foot travel trailer. Get the number in writing before the wash starts.
Six of the seven listings do wax, and oxidation removal shows up with Moran's and Red Top. If your front cap has gone chalky and dull, wax alone will not fix it. The dead gelcoat has to come off first, then you seal what is underneath. Ceramic coating is available from five of the seven, and it holds up well in Florida sun, but it is not fire and forget. You still wash it properly and avoid harsh soaps. Ask what the coating needs to stay healthy and what the shop's upkeep expectation is before you pay for the upgrade.
There are 7 listed here, with an average rating of 4.8. Three offer mobile service, five do ceramic coating and six handle wax. Only one is tagged for roof cleaning, so confirm roof work by phone before booking.
Moran's Performance Detailing has 412 reviews at 5.0, the strongest record on the list. Our Property Maintenance and Stingray Auto Detailers both hold 4.9 but on 101 and 69 reviews respectively. Fine Line Detailing sits at 4.8 from 163 reviews.
Three of the 7 are mobile, including Moran's Performance Detailing, Stingray Auto Detailers and Red Top Detailing. Ask whether they bring their own water and power, since storage lots often lack both, and get the per foot price before they start.
No. Chalky, oxidized gelcoat needs the dead layer removed before any wax or coating goes on, or the new product just sits on top of the chalk. Moran's and Red Top both list oxidation removal, so ask for that step first and then wax or coat.