Pristine Exteriors
Star Valley and Jackson window cleaners who also wash and wax RVs, rated 4.8 from 74 reviews.
Six RV detailing options serve Wyoming, and the average rating across them sits at 4.9, which is high enough to be worth a second look. Every one of the six offers wax, three do ceramic coating, and just one comes to you as a mobile service. The typical shop here also cleans interiors, so you can hand over the whole rig. Here is how the list shakes out.
Star Valley and Jackson window cleaners who also wash and wax RVs, rated 4.8 from 74 reviews.
Powell auto shop with 4.9 stars from 55 reviews, known for window tinting and full RV detailing.
Mobile RV, car and truck detailing serving Wilson and Jackson, rated 5.0 from 6 reviews.
Women-owned Mills detailer washing, waxing and polishing RVs, trucks, boats and motorcycles.
Glenrock shop doing wash, wax, and ceramic work on cars, trucks, boats, and RVs since 2013.
Car detailing shop in Powell, Wyoming offering washes, waxing, interior cleaning and engine detailing.
Wax shows up on all six listings, which tells you the bread and butter in this state is a wash and a hand wax. That is fine for a rig that still has good gelcoat. Three of the six offer ceramic coating, and those are the ones to call if your front cap has gone chalky and dull. Oxidation removal is the step before any wax or coating, so ask directly whether they compound the fiberglass first. A shop that skips straight to wax on a faded cap is selling you a short-term shine. Pristine Exteriors and Resilient Detail and Shine both make the short list for wash and wax work, with interiors included.
Resilient Detail and Shine carries a 4.9 from 55 reviews and covers ceramic, wash and wax with interior cleaning. Pristine Exteriors holds a 4.8 across 74 reviews, the deepest review count in the state, so you get a real sample size. Big Papi Auto Detailing has a perfect 5.0 but only six reviews, and it is the lone mobile option, meaning they bring the water and equipment to your site. Baileys Auto Solutions in the wax-only group has just two reviews, so treat the rating as thin. S.R.Z. Auto Detailing and Wild West Pro Detailing round out the six.
Ask what the price per foot runs and whether that covers the roof. Roof cleaning is not listed as a feature on any of these six, so confirm it in the call rather than assuming. For mobile service, get it in writing that they bring their own water and power, since some lots and campgrounds meter both. If you are parked at a home base, check HOA rules on washing in the driveway before you schedule anything mobile. Ceramic coating is not a set-and-forget job either. It needs a proper wash and a maintenance spray to hold up, and the prep work matters more than the product name.
There are six in the directory, with an average rating of 4.9. Three offer ceramic coating, one is mobile, and all six do wax. A couple of them have very few reviews, so weigh the review count alongside the star rating before you book.
One of the six, Big Papi Auto Detailing, is listed as mobile. The other five are shop-based, so you will need to drive the rig in. Confirm with any mobile detailer that they bring their own water and power, since some storage yards and campgrounds restrict both.
Wax is the cheaper, quicker option and all six shops offer it. Ceramic coating lasts longer but costs more and needs correct prep, including oxidation removal, before it goes on. If your fiberglass is chalky and faded, ask for that prep step first, or the coating will not hold.
Roof cleaning is not listed as a feature on any of the six, so ask when you call. Pricing is often quoted per foot and may not include the roof or the interior. Get the scope in writing, especially for tall rigs where the roof is the hardest part to reach.