Central Wisconsin Auto Spa
Weston RV detailing with ceramic coating, interior deep cleans, and window tint. 5-star rated.
Faded fiberglass on a Wisconsin RV is common after a few hard winters, and a cheap wax job won't fix it. This directory lists 29 detailing services across the state, with an average rating of 4.6. You'll find 16 that come to you, 14 that apply ceramic coatings, and 17 that offer wax. Some shops handle roofs, some don't. Here's how to sort through them without paying for a coating you don't need.
Weston RV detailing with ceramic coating, interior deep cleans, and window tint. 5-star rated.
Milwaukee RV detailing service with a 5.0 rating from 76 reviews, known for careful interior work and buffing.
Madison shop for RV wash, wax and ceramic coating, plus interior work, with a 4.9 rating across 216 Google reviews.
Pressure washing and exterior cleaning outfit in Wisconsin Dells with a 5.0 rating across 60 Google reviews.
5-star Sheboygan detailer for ceramic coating, tint, PPF and full interior/exterior details.
Ceramic coating and detailing shop in Onalaska with 5.0 stars from 188 reviews and mobile service.
Mobile RV detailing in Kronenwetter, WI with a 5.0 Google rating from 29 reviews.
Veteran-owned Little Chute detailer with 35 years in paint finishes, doing ceramic coating and correction on RVs and more.
Mobile detailing in West Bend with a 5.0 rating, covering RVs, cars, boats, washes, wax and ceramic coating.
Mobile detailing for cars, boats and RVs in Siren, with a 5-star rating from 20 reviews.
Madison shop selling ceramic coatings, wax and detailing supplies for cars, boats and RVs, plus hands-on training.
JetGlow LLC in Oshkosh offers ceramic coating, wash, and wax for RVs, boats, and aircraft, rated 5.0 from 7 reviews.
Lake Hallie detailer with a 5.0 rating, known for ceramic coating, PPF and paint correction.
Marinette car and RV detailing shop with a perfect 5.0 Google rating from three reviews.
Tomahawk auto detailing that comes to you, with ceramic coatings and interior work.
RV service center in Eau Claire offering wash, wax and interior cleaning alongside repairs and maintenance.
Mobile RV detailing in Rice Lake, WI. Interior specialty, 5.0 stars from 3 reviews.
Camping World RV Service in Oshkosh offers washing and waxing for RVs, plus general repair and maintenance.
RV and boat detailing in Waupaca, WI. Mixed reviews on interior work, but repeat boat customers.
RV service and detailing in Onalaska, WI, offering wash, wax, and interior cleaning.
Mobile RV detailing service based in Necedah, Wisconsin, handling washes, wax and coating work at your location.
RV wash, wax and interior cleaning in Green Bay, plus service, repair and winterization at the Camping World center.
RV detailing service in Chilton, Wisconsin, for rigs that need washing, waxing or coating.
Of the 29 listings, 16 are mobile, meaning they bring water and equipment to your storage lot or driveway. That's useful if your rig sits on private property or you'd rather not move it. Fourteen shops apply ceramic coatings, which can last years but require proper prep. Seventeen offer wax, a cheaper option that needs reapplication. Twelve explicitly clean roofs, which matters because rubber roofs and slide toppers hold dirt and are often skipped in a basic wash. The average rating is 4.6, so quality is generally solid, but the spread tells you to read reviews, not just stars.
Central Wisconsin Auto Spa holds a 5.0 from 127 reviews and offers mobile service and ceramic coating, plus interior work and insurance. Triple R Auto Spa also sits at 5.0 with 76 reviews, focused on wax and interior. RC Detailing & Residential Cleaning has a 4.9 from 216 reviews and covers ceramic, wash, and wax, with interior. Prime Time Shine Exterior Cleaning is 5.0 from 60 reviews and includes roof cleaning, interior, and insurance. Motorhead Detailing and Dimension Detailing both hold 5.0 ratings with hundreds of reviews and specialize in ceramic. Use these as a starting point, not a guarantee.
Mobile detailing is convenient, but you should ask two things: do they bring their own water and power, and do they have a plan for runoff? Some storage yards don't allow washing on site, so check with the manager first. A shop visit means you can drop the RV and come back, but you'll need to move it. For a full de-oxidation and ceramic coat, a shop with a controlled environment often makes more sense. For a maintenance wash and wax, mobile works fine. Ask for the price per foot, since RVs are priced that way, and get the prep steps in writing.
The directory lists 29 services across Wisconsin. Of those, 16 are mobile, 14 offer ceramic coating, and 17 offer wax. Twelve specifically mention roof cleaning. The average rating is 4.6.
Yes, 16 of the 29 listings are mobile, meaning they travel to your RV. That includes Central Wisconsin Auto Spa and Dimension Detailing, both rated 5.0. Ask whether they bring their own water and power, and confirm your storage yard allows on-site washing.
Ask about de-oxidation and paint correction first. A coating over faded or chalky fiberglass won't last. Also ask for the price per foot, what maintenance the coating needs, and whether they include a follow-up inspection. Get the prep steps in writing so you know what you're paying for.
That depends on your city and HOA. Some municipalities restrict runoff, and many HOAs ban driveway washing. Check your local rules before you start. If home washing isn't allowed, a mobile detailer that brings its own water is the simplest alternative.