RV Refresh - Mobile RV Washing
Mobile RV washing and detailing in Grand Junction with a 5.0 rating from 166 reviews.
Grand Junction, CO
Trailer washing services in Grand Junction, Colorado
Grand Junction sun is hard on gelcoat, and the wind leaves a film you can feel. Two trailer washing detailers serve this city, and the average rating sits at 4.8 across those listings. One of them will come to you. That matters if your rig is parked on gravel off Patterson or squeezed beside the house. Here is what the listings actually show, plus what I would ask before handing over the keys or the hose.
Discover Trailer Washing in Grand Junction, CO
2Detailers listed
4.8★Average Google rating
1Clean roofs
1More within 30 miles
RV detailers in Grand Junction
Modern Classic RVs
Family-owned RV dealer since 1979 with detailing, service, and a 4.5-star rating from 61 reviews.
Nearby options
Within a short drive of Grand Junction. Plenty of mobile detailers cover a wide area, so ask even if they're a town over.
Stop Wash Go Clifton RV & Car Wash
Self-serve RV and car wash in Clifton with brand new equipment, high pressure and hot water, open around the clock.
What the two detailers offer
RV Refresh - Mobile RV Washing carries a 5.0 rating from 166 reviews and does mobile work, so the wash comes to your storage spot or driveway. They list trailer washing and wax, plus roof and awning service. Modern Classic RVs sits at 4.5 from 61 reviews and handles trailer washing along with interior and fleet work. That is the whole list: two businesses, one mobile. If you want someone to climb up and clean the roof, one detailer here lists roof cleaning. Ask how they handle the rubber membrane and the lap sealant before anyone gets on top.
Wax, oxidation, and the desert sun
A wax service shows up once in these listings, and that is the right starting point for most trailers around here. Sun bakes the front cap and the curbside panel until the fiberglass goes chalky. Wax alone will not fix that. Oxidation removal has to come first, then a coat that can take the heat. Ask the detailer how they plan to treat the faded areas and whether they will do a test spot on the cap before committing. I paid too much once for a coating on a cap that still had oxidation under it, and it looked worse by August.
Questions worth asking before booking
Ask for the price per foot, not a flat quote, so a 24 foot trailer and a 38 foot fifth wheel do not get the same number. Ask whether they bring their own water and power or need yours. Mobile work often depends on that. If you keep the trailer at home, check your HOA rules on washing in the driveway before you schedule. Roof and awning cleaning should be spelled out separately if you want them. And if you go with a ceramic coating later, remember the upkeep: regular washing matters more than the coating itself.
Detailing by service in Grand Junction
Nearby cities
- Clifton, CO (1, 8 mi)
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Questions people ask
How many trailer washing services are in Grand Junction?
The directory lists two. One is mobile, meaning it comes to your location, and the other offers trailer washing with interior and fleet work. Both are rated, at 5.0 and 4.5, so you have a clear choice between a higher rated mobile option and a lower rated detailer with interior services.
Do any of them come to my storage lot?
RV Refresh - Mobile RV Washing is listed as mobile, so yes, that is the one to call for on site work. Confirm the travel area and whether they need your water and power. The other detailer, Modern Classic RVs, is listed for trailer washing but not as mobile, so plan to bring the trailer to them.
What about roof cleaning?
One of the two detailers lists roof cleaning as a feature, along with awning service. If the roof is the reason you are booking, say so up front. Ask what they use on the membrane and whether they check the sealant afterward. A clean roof is good, but a dried out sealant is a leak waiting to happen.
Should I get wax or ceramic coating?
Wax is the service that actually appears in these listings, so start there for a trailer that sits outside. Ceramic coating is not offered by either business here. If you do get one elsewhere, the upkeep is on you: regular washing with the right soap, and no automatic brushes. On faded fiberglass, remove the oxidation before any coating goes on.