Molecular Advanced Coatings
Argyle RV detailing service with a 5.0 Google rating from 9 reviewers, specializing in ceramic coatings.
Argyle is small enough that you might figure one trailer washing option is all you get. That is close to true: one detailer in town lists trailer washing, with a dozen more nearby if you widen the drive. The local pick, Molecular Advanced Coatings, holds a perfect 5.0 from nine reviews and also does ceramic work. Here is what to ask before you book.
Argyle RV detailing service with a 5.0 Google rating from 9 reviewers, specializing in ceramic coatings.
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Molecular Advanced Coatings is the only Argyle detailer tagged for trailer washing, and it carries a 5.0 rating across nine reviews. That is a thin sample, so read the reviews for what people actually had done, not just the stars. The same detailer also lists ceramic coating, which matters if your gelcoat is chalky and you want a lasting finish rather than another coat of wax. Ask whether they bring their own water and power or need a hookup at your place. And get the price per foot in writing before anyone touches the rig.
With one local option and twelve more nearby, it pays to call ahead and compare. Nearby detailers may cover mobile service, wax, or roof cleaning that the Argyle listing does not. If your fiberglass cap has gone dull, ask specifically about oxidation removal before any wax or coating goes on. Wax over oxidation just locks in the chalk. For ceramic, ask what the upkeep looks like and how often the coating needs a top-up. A good detailer will tell you plainly what your finish needs instead of selling the most expensive package on the menu.
Confirm the basics on the phone: price per foot, whether they travel to you, and what water and power they need on site. If you live under an HOA, check the rules on washing at home before you schedule, since some neighborhoods restrict runoff or where you can park the trailer during service. Roof cleaning is worth asking about separately, because it is often priced apart from the wash and wax. None of the Argyle listings here flag roof cleaning, so do not assume it is included.
One detailer is listed in Argyle for trailer washing, and there are twelve more nearby if you are willing to drive a bit. That makes it worth a couple of phone calls to compare price per foot and what each one includes.
The average rating is 5.0, based on the one local detailer listed. Nine reviews back that number, which is a small sample, so read the comments to see what work was actually done.
Yes, one local detailer lists ceramic coating alongside trailer washing. If you go that route, ask about the prep work first, since a coating over oxidized fiberglass will not last the way it should.
Yes. Wax sits on top of the surface, so chalky, oxidized fiberglass will still look dull underneath. Ask the detailer to remove the oxidation first, then wax or coat. It costs more up front but saves you from paying twice for the same problem.