Leavitt Brothers Auto
Hooksett auto shop with 30 years serving the community, offering RV wash, wax, and detailing.
Hooksett sits right where the Merrimack bends and I-93 and Route 3A cross, so trailers pass through here dirty and leave dirtier. If your travel trailer or toy hauler needs a wash, the local lineup is thin. There is one trailer washing detailer in Hooksett, rated 4.3 from 70 reviews, with five more nearby. That means one call well made, and a little planning if you want options.
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Leavitt Brothers Auto is the trailer washing detailer in town, and the rating sits at 4.3 across 70 reviews, which is enough feedback to mean something. They handle wash, trailer wash and wax, plus interior work and oxidation. Oxidation matters more than people expect. A chalky, faded fiberglass cap does not come back with soap and a bucket. It needs a compound step before any wax goes on, and a detailer who lists oxidation removal is telling you they know the difference. Ask what they charge per foot for a trailer your length, and confirm whether they want it unhitched and empty before they start.
Five additional detailers sit within reach of Hooksett, which matters when the local one is booked or your rig is too long for their bay. Around here that means a short run down 93 or over toward Manchester, Bedford or Auburn depending on where the nearby listings actually sit. Call ahead and ask two things: do they bring their own water and power, and can they handle your height. Mobile units solve the first, but a roof and upper cap still need a ladder and someone willing to climb it. If you want ceramic coating, ask what the upkeep looks like, because a coating is not a one-time deal.
Plenty of people in Hooksett wash their own trailers in the driveway, and that is fine until the runoff heads for a storm drain or a neighbor's lawn. Check your HOA rules before you drag out the pressure washer, and check local rules on where wash water can go. A rinseless wash or a waterless product cuts the runoff problem and works well on a lightly dusty trailer. It does not fix oxidation, and it will not remove road tar or black streaks. For those, you are paying someone. Be honest about which category your trailer falls into before you book anything.
There is one trailer washing detailer in Hooksett. Five more are nearby if the local one is booked or cannot fit your trailer. That is a small pool, so calling a week or two ahead is worth the effort, especially in spring when everyone remembers their rig sat outside all winter.
Leavitt Brothers Auto is rated 4.3 from 70 reviews. That is a solid sample size, not a handful of friends leaving five stars. Read a few of the reviews for anything about trailers specifically, since a detailer can be great on cars and still be learning how much surface a 30 foot trailer has.
No. Wax sits on top of the surface and makes it shine, but chalky oxidation is dead material that has to come off first. Ask for oxidation removal as a separate step before wax or coating, and expect it to cost more. The detailer listing oxidation here is a good sign they will quote it honestly.
Yes, always. A mobile detailer needs a water source and power at your site, or they bring their own tank and generator. Ask which, and ask whether the price changes if you supply the water. Also confirm they can reach the roof and upper cap safely, because trailer height is where mobile setups run into trouble.