Lavish Suds - Professional Detailing, Ceramic Coating, & Customization
Louisville detailer with a 5.0 rating from 105 reviews, known for ceramic coating, chrome delete, and full interior work.
Two trailer washing detailers serve Louisville, and both handle ceramic coating work. One cleans roofs. That's a thin list, so the real question is whether either one actually travels to your storage lot or driveway. Average rating across the pair sits at 5.0, though only one has reviews to speak of. If your trailer sits out at a Bardstown Road storage yard or behind the house in Okolona, call first and ask how they want to handle it.
Louisville detailer with a 5.0 rating from 105 reviews, known for ceramic coating, chrome delete, and full interior work.
Louisville shop for RV washing, wax, ceramic coating, and full reconditioning.
Within a short drive of Louisville. Plenty of mobile detailers cover a wide area, so ask even if they're a town over.
Charlestown RV dealer for truck campers and off-road trailers, with service, repairs and detailing on site.
Family-owned Memphis, IN shop detailing cars, trucks, RVs, boats and campers, with a 5.0 rating from 8 reviews.
Mobile RV detailing in Shelbyville, KY with a 5.0 rating from 112 reviews. Wash, wax, ceramic coating, interior.
Family-owned Shelbyville car wash since 2013, hand-washing RVs, boats and trailers, with mobile service available.
Lavish Suds is the one with a track record: a 5.0 rating across 105 reviews, and they list roof cleaning and interior work alongside ceramic and trailer washing. GRAIDAN AUTO is newer to the review game with no ratings yet, but they advertise ceramic, trailer wash, and wax. That's the whole list. Two detailers for a city this size means schedules fill, especially in spring when everyone remembers their camper looks rough. Ask each one plainly whether they come to you. Neither is listed as mobile, so plan on delivering the trailer unless they tell you otherwise. A roof wash matters more than people think. One of the two handles it, and on a travel trailer the roof is where the black streaks start.
Faded fiberglass is the usual complaint around here, and no wax fixes chalky gelcoat. Oxidation has to come off mechanically before anything goes on top, so ask what they charge for that step separately. The wax option at GRAIDAN is fine for a trailer kept under cover. For one parked outside year round, ceramic holds up longer, but it costs more and needs a proper wash now and then to stay worth it. I paid too much for a coat once because I didn't ask what prep was included. Ask. Get the price per foot in writing before anyone touches the gelcoat.
Louisville detailers who don't travel will need your trailer at their place, and that means the trailer has to be road ready: tires, lights, hitch. If you're in a neighborhood with deed restrictions on washing at home, check those before you book a mobile job that may not exist here anyway. When you call, ask whether they bring their own water and power, how long they need the trailer, and whether they want it emptied first. A full fresh tank and a loaded rig slow everything down. Four nearby options show up in the wider search, so there is some fallback if these two are booked out.
Two are listed for Louisville. Both offer ceramic coating, one offers wax, and one lists roof cleaning. With only two, call ahead and expect to wait during peak season. The Kentucky page shows more options if you can travel.
Neither is listed as mobile, so don't assume. Call and ask directly whether they travel and what they need on site, like water and power. If they don't, you'll need to tow the trailer to them.
The average is 5.0, but that comes mostly from Lavish Suds, which has 105 reviews. GRAIDAN AUTO has no ratings yet. One strong performer and one unknown is what you're choosing between.
Yes. Wax and ceramic both need a clean, dull-free surface to bond. If the fiberglass is chalky, ask for oxidation removal as a separate line item and get the price before work starts. Skipping it wastes whatever you pay for the coating.