RideRevive Auto Care
Mobile RV detailing with ceramic coatings, interior and exterior care, serving Boise and nearby cities.
Idaho rigs take a beating. Between the summer sun at lower elevations and the dust that finds every seam on a gravel road, a trailer's gelcoat goes chalky faster than you'd expect. I once let a front cap fade to pink before I did anything about it, and the correction cost more than the wash ever would have. There are 22 trailer washing detailers in the state, averaging 4.9 stars, and 16 of them will come to you.
Mobile RV detailing with ceramic coatings, interior and exterior care, serving Boise and nearby cities.
Mobile RV detailing in Rexburg with a 5.0 rating from 112 reviews. Ceramic coating and wash/wax options.
Mobile RV, car and boat detailing in Meridian with a 4.9 rating from 371 Google reviews.
Sharp Detailing in Coeur d'Alene offers mobile RV washing, waxing, and ceramic coating with a 5.0 rating from 61 reviews.
Rigby detailer rated 4.9 stars over 142 reviews, known for tint, ceramic coatings and deep interior work.
Nampa detail shop with a 4.9 rating and 138 reviews, handling RVs, trucks, boats and more.
Ceramic coating shop in Idaho Falls rated 5.0 across 132 reviews, coating RVs, trucks, boats and more.
Mobile detailing in Rupert, ID with a 5.0 rating from 31 reviews. They come to you for wash, wax, and interior cleaning.
Mobile detailing for RVs, cars, and boats in Rexburg and nearby Idaho towns, with 5.0 stars from 85 reviews.
Mobile detailing in Priest River for RVs, cars, boats and aircraft, rated 5.0 from 70 Google reviews.
Idaho Falls window and exterior cleaning service with a perfect 5.0 rating from 21 reviews.
Rexburg RV detailing with a 5.0 rating from 44 reviews, praised for attention to detail and same-day service.
Mobile detailing in Sagle and Sandpoint with a 5.0 rating from 31 reviews; they come to you.
Mobile RV detailing in Nampa, ID. Ceramic coating, wax, interior and roof cleaning. 4.7 stars from 35 reviews.
Mobile RV repair and detailing shop in Sagle, Idaho, rated 5.0 from 3 Google reviews.
Mobile RV detailing in Nampa, ID with ceramic coating and interior cleaning, rated 5.0 stars.
Idaho Falls Camping World handles RV washing, waxing and interior cleaning alongside general service and repair.
Mobile detailing in Eagle, ID for cars, RVs, and boats. Hand wash, wax, ceramic coatings, and interior deep cleans.
Camping World in Caldwell does RV washing, waxing and interior cleaning alongside full service and repair.
Driggs detailing shop for RVs, cars and aircraft, with mobile service and ceramic coating on the menu.
Sandpoint detailing shop since 1992 handling cars, trucks, RVs and boats, with a 4.1 rating from 41 reviews.
RV wash and interior detailing at Black Tie Car Wash on Broadway in Idaho Falls.
Twenty-two detailers across Idaho handle trailer washing, and the ratings sit high at 4.9 stars on average. That is a good sign, but read the reviews that mention RVs specifically rather than the ones about daily drivers. Of those 22, 16 are mobile, which matters if your trailer lives on a pad behind the house or at a storage lot across town. Twenty handle wax and 13 offer ceramic coating. Five list roof cleaning, and that number is worth noting because a dirty roof streaks down the sides every time it rains or you tow through one. Ask each detailer how they price a trailer. Length, height and how much oxidation they have to cut through all change the job.
Most mobile detailers in Idaho carry their own water and power, but confirm it before you book. If you are at a storage lot without a spigot, that detail decides whether the appointment happens at all. Ask too where the runoff goes, since washing a rig on pavement can leave a mess or run into a neighbor's yard. A detailer who has worked your side of the state will already know how to handle it. The same question applies to any HOA rule about washing at home, so check your covenants before you assume a driveway wash is fine.
Faded fiberglass does not come back with wax alone. If the cap or sidewalls have gone chalky, you need oxidation removal first, then a protective step. RideRevive Auto Care, Sharp Detailing, Zaugg's Premium Car Care and Elite Auto Detailing all list oxidation work among their features, so start there if your rig has sat outside. Wax is the cheaper route and 20 detailers offer it, but plan on reapplying it through the season. Ceramic coating lasts longer and costs more up front, and it still needs a proper wash to keep it working. Neither one fixes neglect.
There are 22 trailer washing detailers listed across the state, with an average rating of 4.9 stars. Sixteen of them are mobile, so they can come to your storage lot or driveway. The rest work from a fixed location you tow the trailer to.
Five of the 22 detailers list roof cleaning. It is worth asking about even if it is not listed, since a clean roof keeps dirt from streaking down the sides. Confirm the price separately from the body wash.
Twenty detailers offer wax and 13 offer ceramic coating. Wax costs less and needs reapplying through the season. Ceramic lasts longer and costs more, and it still requires regular washing. Either way, oxidation removal comes first if the fiberglass has gone chalky.
Most do, but ask before booking. If your trailer sits at a storage lot with no spigot, their water supply decides whether the job can happen there. Also ask where the runoff goes and check any HOA rules about washing at home.