Matt's Wash & Wax - Vermont
Jericho detailing shop with a 4.9 rating from 358 reviews, known for interior work, ceramic coating and waxing.
State guide
RV detailing in Vermont
Finding someone to wash a rig in Vermont takes more asking around than you would think. The state has two detailing options listed here, and both happen to carry five stars overall. One is mobile and the other runs a shop. Whether you need a spring wash or a ceramic job, the list is short, so it pays to know what each outfit actually does before you call.
Discover RV Detailing in Vermont
2Detailers listed
5.0★Average Google rating
1Come to you
2Do ceramic coating
Top-rated detailers
Diamond Finish Detailing
Vermont detailing shop in Enosburg Falls doing washes, wax, clay bar and ceramic on cars, boats and RVs.
Two shops, two very different track records
Matt's Wash & Wax - Vermont has the review count that tells you something: 4.9 stars from 358 reviews. That is a lot of feedback for a state this size. The shop handles mobile work, ceramic coating, washing, and waxing, and it also does interiors. Diamond Finish Detailing sits at a perfect 5.0, but from a single review, so treat that number as a starting point, not a verdict. Both places offer ceramic and wax, which matters if your gelcoat has seen a few green mountain winters. Call ahead about scheduling, since one mobile unit covers a lot of ground.
What to ask before you book
Ask for the price per foot, because RV washing is almost never a flat rate. Confirm whether the mobile unit brings its own water and power. Some do, some expect a hookup, and that changes the job. If your fiberglass cap is chalky and dull, ask about oxidation removal before anyone talks about wax. Wax over oxidation just locks in the haze. For ceramic, ask what the prep includes and what upkeep they recommend, since a coating is only as good as the wash routine after it. Roof cleaning is worth asking about separately.
Where the service runs
The two cities tied to this list are Enosburg Falls up in Franklin County and Jericho down in Chittenden County. That is a wide spread, so if you are parked somewhere in between, ask about travel before you get attached to a date. Mobile detailing in a rural state usually means a route, not a door-to-door guarantee. If you are in an HOA or a campground with rules about washing on site, sort that out first. Some associations restrict runoff or outright ban washing at your spot, and a mobile detailer will want to know before they haul water out.
Cities with RV detailers in Vermont
- Enosburg Falls (1)
- Jericho (1)
Neighboring states
- New Hampshire (6)
- Maine (8)
- Massachusetts (22)
- New York (37)
- Rhode Island (5)
- Connecticut (8)
Questions people ask
How many RV detailers are listed in Vermont?
Two. The list includes Matt's Wash & Wax - Vermont and Diamond Finish Detailing. Both offer ceramic coating and wax, and the overall average rating across the two is 5.0. It is a short list, so booking early makes sense, especially in spring.
Is there a mobile option for RV washing in Vermont?
Yes. One of the two listings is a mobile service, Matt's Wash & Wax - Vermont. That means they come to you, though you should confirm travel distance and whether they need water or power on site. The other shop, Diamond Finish, is not listed as mobile.
Do these shops offer ceramic coating?
Both do. Ceramic coating is listed for Matt's Wash & Wax - Vermont and Diamond Finish Detailing. Before you commit, ask what paint or gelcoat prep is included and what wash routine keeps the coating working. A coating on top of oxidation will not last.
What should I ask about waxing and oxidation?
Ask whether oxidation removal is part of the job before wax goes on. Faded fiberglass needs that step or the wax will not bring back the shine. Both Vermont listings offer wax, so the conversation is really about prep and price per foot rather than availability.