Aim High Detailing
Buford detailer with a 5.0 rating from 122 reviews, known for ceramic coating and careful paint work.
Buford sits right on Lake Lanier, so a lot of trailers here see lake water, pollen, and red clay before they ever hit the highway. Washing a trailer is not the same as washing a car. You have seams, roof edges, and maybe an awning that needs attention. In Buford you have three trailer washing detailers listed, with an average rating of 3.7. One of them cleans roofs. Two of the three do ceramic coating. If you want wax, all three offer it, which is handy because a good wax job still does a lot for a trailer that sits outside.
Buford detailer with a 5.0 rating from 122 reviews, known for ceramic coating and careful paint work.
Buford detailer with a 5.0 rating from 45 reviews, known for ceramic coating and paint correction.
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The three detailers here are a mixed bunch. Aim High Detailing and Lei Paint & Detail both hold 5.0 ratings, with 122 and 45 reviews respectively. The third, Camping World RV Service - Buford, has a 1.0 from a single review, so read that one carefully. Only one of the three lists roof cleaning as a feature, and that matters if your trailer has been under pine trees. Two offer ceramic coating, three offer wax, and one is mobile, meaning they come to you. If you are storing your trailer near Lake Lanier or off Buford Highway, ask whether they bring their own water and how they handle runoff. Those are fair questions anywhere, and a good detailer will not mind.
Wax is the cheaper route and all three detailers list it. On a trailer, wax helps with bug removal and keeps black streaks from setting in, but it does not last like a ceramic coat. Two of the three offer ceramic. If your trailer is older and the fiberglass has gone chalky, ask about oxidation removal before any coating goes on. A coat over oxidized gelcoat is money wasted. Ceramic coating needs upkeep too, usually a wash every few weeks with a pH-neutral soap. Do not assume the coating makes the trailer self-cleaning. It does not. Ask what the per-foot price covers: just the sides, or the front cap and rear too.
Only one Buford detailer lists roof cleaning. If your trailer lives outside, the roof collects pine needles, sap, and lake country pollen. That stuff runs down the sides with the first rain and leaves streaks. Ask whether the roof is included in a wash package or priced separately. Awning cleaning is listed by one detailer too. Awnings hold grit and mildew, and scrubbing them on the ground is a job. If you are in a subdivision with HOA rules about washing at home, a mobile detailer solves that problem. One of the three is mobile. The other two are fixed locations, so you will need to tow the trailer to them.
There are 3 trailer washing detailers listed in Buford, with 12 more nearby. Their average rating is 3.7. Two of the three have perfect 5.0 ratings, while the third has a single 1.0 review, so the average is pulled down by that one entry.
Yes, 1 of the 3 Buford detailers lists roof cleaning. Roofs collect sap, pollen, and grit that streaks down the sides, so it is worth asking whether the roof is part of the wash price or an add-on.
Wax is cheaper and all 3 Buford detailers offer it. Ceramic lasts longer and 2 of the 3 offer it. If the fiberglass is chalky, ask for oxidation removal first. A coating over oxidized gelcoat will not bond well and you will not get your money's worth.
One of the three Buford detailers is mobile, so yes, that is an option. Ask if they bring their own water and how they handle runoff. If your neighborhood has HOA rules about washing at home, a mobile detailer is often the simplest way around that.