Gone Detailing
Bokeelia detailing shop handling RVs, boats and cars, open around the clock.
Bokeelia sits at the north end of Pine Island, where salt air works on gelcoat and aluminum trim year round. Trailers parked near the water show it first: chalky panels, water spots that bake in, rust starting at the screws. There is one trailer washing detailer listed in Bokeelia itself, with 12 more nearby if you widen the search to the rest of the island and the mainland. That is a thin market, so plan on calling ahead rather than expecting same-week service.
Bokeelia detailing shop handling RVs, boats and cars, open around the clock.
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A trailer wash is not the same job as washing a car. You have flat panels that hold dirt, a roof you probably have not looked at closely, and seams and rivets where grit collects. Ask the detailer what they clean and what they skip. Roof and awning treatment often costs extra, and it should, because it is the dirtiest surface on the rig. If the fiberglass feels chalky when you run a hand over it, that is oxidation, and wax alone will not fix it. Oxidation needs to come off first, then a sealant or wax goes on top. Say that on the phone so the quote matches the work. Also ask whether they bring their own water and power or use yours. It changes the price and the scheduling.
Gone Detailing is the single trailer washing detailer listed in Bokeelia. No ratings or reviews are on file for it yet, so ask for references or photos of recent work before you book. The 12 nearby listings give you fallback options if the local schedule is full, though you will likely be driving off the island or meeting a mobile rig somewhere convenient. None of the Bokeelia listings are tagged mobile, ceramic coating or wax, so if you want a coating applied rather than a wash and wax, confirm the detailer actually does that work before you get your hopes up. A ceramic coat is a real investment and needs a properly prepped surface to last.
There is no average price on record for trailer washing in Bokeelia, so treat any quote as a starting point and ask what it includes. Price per foot is the fairest way to compare, since a 20 foot trailer and a 35 foot fifth wheel are different jobs. Get the number in writing, including roof, awning and any oxidation removal. If a detailer quotes a wash and then discovers heavy oxidation, expect the price to move. That is normal, but it should be discussed before the work starts, not after. Salt air around Pine Island means you will be back for another wash sooner than someone parked inland, so a detailer who answers the phone and shows up on time is worth more than a cheap first visit.
One. Gone Detailing is the only trailer washing detailer listed in Bokeelia. There are 12 more nearby if you are willing to travel, and none of the local listings are tagged mobile, so confirm whether the detailer comes to you or you bring the trailer to them.
Twelve nearby listings appear in the directory. That covers the wider Pine Island area and the mainland, which matters in season when schedules fill up. Call a few and ask about travel fees before you commit, since a mobile detailer driving out to Bokeelia may charge for the trip.
Yes. Wax over chalky fiberglass seals in the problem and looks dull within weeks. Oxidation removal is a separate step and usually a separate charge. Ask the detailer to look at the cap and panels and tell you honestly whether a wash and wax will be enough or whether the surface needs correction first.
Ask for the price per foot, whether they bring their own water and power, and whether the roof and awning are included. Ask if they remove oxidation and what they charge for it. Get the quote in writing. If you keep the trailer at home, check your park or HOA rules on washing before you schedule anything.