RideRevive Auto Care
Mobile RV detailing with ceramic coatings, interior and exterior care, serving Boise and nearby cities.
Boise has one detailer listed for trailer washing, and it carries a perfect 5.0 from 155 reviews. Six more sit nearby, so you are not stuck with a single call. That matters with travel trailers, because oxidation and a chalky gelcoat cap do not come off with a bucket and good intentions. Ask what they charge per foot before you book, and ask whether they bring their own water.
Mobile RV detailing with ceramic coatings, interior and exterior care, serving Boise and nearby cities.
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RideRevive Auto Care is the one trailer wash detailer on this list, and the reviews suggest they know their way around gelcoat. When you call, ask what they quote per foot. Trailer length drives the price more than anything else, and a quote that ignores length is a quote you should question. Ask whether they bring water and power or need a hookup at your storage spot. Boise summers bake fiberglass, and a trailer sitting outside all June will show it. Also ask if oxidation removal is a separate line item. Wax over chalky gelcoat seals in the chalk, and you will see it again in a month. Get that in writing before anyone touches the rig.
Front caps take the sun head on, and Boise gets plenty of it. A faded cap usually needs a cut and polish pass before any wax goes near it, and that is the step people skip. I paid for a ceramic coat once on a rig that had not been de-oxidized properly, and the shine was gone by fall. Learn from that. Ceramic coating is not a one-and-done deal either. It needs a proper wash every few weeks and a maintenance product to keep it working. If a detailer sells you a coating and says nothing about upkeep, ask what they recommend and how often. That answer tells you whether they plan to see you again or just take the money.
Most of the listings here are mobile, including RideRevive, which means the trailer gets washed where it sits. That is convenient for a rig stored in a driveway or an RV pad, but check your HOA rules on washing at home before you book. Some subdivisions restrict runoff or overnight hose use, and you do not want a crew showing up to a problem. The other six detailers nearby cover a wider range of services, so a mobile wash is easy to find even if the trailer-specific list is short. Roof cleaning is worth asking about as an add-on. Nobody lists it in the counts here, so confirm before you assume it is included. A clean roof keeps black streaks off the sides, which saves you work later.
One is listed in Boise, with six more nearby. That one is RideRevive Auto Care, holding a 5.0 average across 155 reviews. The nearby options give you room to compare quotes.
RideRevive Auto Care sits at a perfect 5.0 from 155 reviews. That is a solid sample size, not a handful of friends leaving stars. Still ask for the per-foot price and what oxidation removal adds.
Many do, but ask before you book. If your trailer is stored without a spigot nearby, you need a detailer who arrives self-contained. Confirm water and power in the first call, not the morning of the appointment.
It can be, if the gelcoat is de-oxidized first and you keep up with washing. Coating over chalky fiberglass wastes money. Ask what upkeep the detailer recommends and how often, then decide.