Xtreme Detailing and Ceramic Coatings
Fontana detailer with a 5.0 rating from 63 reviews, known for ceramic coatings and RV work.
Fontana has exactly one detailer that lists trailer washing, and it happens to be the best-rated one in town at a perfect 5.0 from 63 reviews. That is a thin market for anyone with a fifth wheel, travel trailer or toy hauler sitting in the driveway with a season of road film on it. Twelve more detailers sit within driving distance if you want to compare. Here is what the numbers actually say.
Fontana detailer with a 5.0 rating from 63 reviews, known for ceramic coatings and RV work.
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Xtreme Detailing and Ceramic Coatings is the single trailer wash listing here, and it covers more ground than the label suggests: ceramic coating, washing, interior work and fleet accounts. A 5.0 average across 63 reviews is a real sample, not two happy neighbors. Call and ask what they charge per foot for a trailer, since length drives the price on big rigs. Ask whether they bring their own water and power or hook up to yours. And ask how they handle oxidation, because a chalky gelcoat cap needs polishing before any wax or coating goes on. Skipping that step just seals the chalk in.
A trailer is not a car with a box on it. The front cap takes the bug and rock hits, the roof collects black streaks and lap sealant grime, and the sides fade from sun on one side more than the other. A wash that ignores the roof just pushes dirt down the walls. Wax on oxidized fiberglass does nothing lasting. Ceramic coating is the longer game, but it wants a clean, corrected surface underneath and a maintenance wash schedule after. Ten minutes on the phone about method beats a cheap wash that leaves swirls in the gelcoat.
Twelve nearby detailers show up around Fontana, so the single local entry is not your only option. Widen the search before you book, especially if your trailer is long, tall or has a roof that needs scrubbing. That last part matters: none of the listings here show roof cleaning as a feature, so confirm it out loud. If you plan to wash at home instead, check your HOA rules first, since many Inland Empire associations restrict runoff and street washing. For mobile service, ask about water and power again. It is the question that decides whether the appointment happens.
One detailer lists trailer washing in Fontana. Twelve more sit within driving distance, so you have room to compare quotes, methods and availability before committing, especially if your trailer is unusually long or your roof needs attention.
Xtreme Detailing and Ceramic Coatings holds a 5.0 average from 63 reviews. That is the only trailer wash listing in the city, and it also handles ceramic coating, interior work and fleet accounts, so the same crew can wash and coat.
Yes. Faded, chalky fiberglass will not hold wax or coating, and sealing over it traps the chalk underneath. Ask for a polish step first, then wax or ceramic. It costs more up front and saves you from redoing the job in a few months.
Ask for the price per foot, since trailer length drives cost. Ask whether they bring their own water and power. Ask if roof cleaning is included, because none of the Fontana listings show it as a feature. And ask what upkeep a ceramic coating needs afterward.