Ale's Mobile Detailing
Mobile RV and car detailing in Miami with a 4.9 rating from 95 reviews.
Miami has three trailer washing detailers listed here, all mobile, all sitting at 4.9 stars, and another 10 nearby if you widen the circle. That is a small field for a metro this size, which is worth knowing before you start calling. Trailers take a beating down here: sun on the gelcoat, salt in the air, rain that leaves spots if you let it dry on the panels. The three below are the ones with reviews to read.
Mobile RV and car detailing in Miami with a 4.9 rating from 95 reviews.
Mobile detailing in Miami with a 4.9 rating, known for last-minute bookings and careful work.
Mobile RV detailing in Miami with 4.9 stars from 76 reviews, praised for punctuality and interior cleaning.
Within a short drive of Miami. Plenty of mobile detailers cover a wide area, so ask even if they're a town over.
Mobile detailing in Doral with a 5.0 rating from 172 reviews, covering cars, boats and RVs.
Mobile detailing in Miami Gardens with a 5.0 rating across 108 reviews, known for ceramic coating and careful interior work.
Mobile RV wash, wax and ceramic coating with a 4.8 rating across 164 Google reviews.
Mobile detailing in Hollywood, FL with a 5.0 rating from 58 reviews, serving Broward County and nearby cities.
Indoor hand car wash and detail shop in Davie with a coffee lounge and racing simulator while you wait.
Homestead shop with a 5.0 rating for ceramic coating, wash, wax, and gel coat work on cars, boats, and RVs.
Lauderdale Lakes supplier of detailing chemicals and supplies, rated 4.5 stars by 88 reviewers.
Mobile RV and boat detailing in Homestead with a 4.9 rating from 73 reviews.
Mobile boat and RV detailing in Fort Lauderdale, with wash, wax and ceramic coating work.
Oakland Park shop for RV wash, wax and ceramic coating, with reviewers praising the careful hand work.
Every one of the three Miami listings is mobile, and every one handles ceramic coating, wax and trailer washing. That overlap matters less than it looks. Ale's Mobile Detailing has 95 reviews and lists roof cleaning, interior work, oxidation removal and insurance. K&A mobile Detailing carries 179 reviews and interior service. Bubble Drive Detailing, 76 reviews, does interior and oxidation too. If your trailer has a chalky, faded cap, oxidation removal is the item to ask about first. Wax over oxidized fiberglass just locks the chalk in. Only one of the three lists roof cleaning, so if the roof is green or streaked, ask before you book.
All three are mobile, which solves the usual problem with a trailer: getting it somewhere. Ask whether they bring their own water and power or need a hookup at your end, and whether they work at storage yards. Some yards have restrictions, and some marinas or parks will not allow washing on site at all. A quick call to the yard office before the appointment saves a wasted trip. Ask for the price per foot rather than a flat quote. Trailer length varies enough that per-foot pricing is how most of these jobs are actually scoped, and it makes comparing one detailer to another far easier.
Ceramic shows up on all three listings, and it is the upgrade most owners ask about after a wash and wax. It is also the one I would think hardest about. Coating a trailer that sits outside in Miami sun means the surface has to be corrected first, and correction is where the labor goes. A coating over swirls and oxidation just seals the flaws in. Once coated, upkeep is simple but not optional: regular washes, no harsh soaps, and no automatic brush tunnels. Coating does not stop black streaks on the roof, so roof cleaning still belongs on the schedule.
Three are listed in Miami, each of them mobile, and each offering ceramic coating and wax alongside trailer washing. Another 10 sit in nearby areas if you are willing to travel a bit. All three Miami detailers hold a 4.9 average rating.
One of the three Miami listings includes roof cleaning. The other two list interior work and, in two cases, oxidation removal. If the roof is a priority, say so when you call and confirm it is part of the quote rather than assumed.
Yes. Wax sits on the surface, so if that surface is chalky and oxidized, the wax goes on over the chalk and the finish stays dull. Oxidation removal first, then wax or coating. Two of the three Miami detailers list oxidation work, so ask directly which process they use.
Ask the price per foot for your trailer length, whether they bring their own water and power, and whether your storage yard allows washing on site. Also confirm what the ceramic quote includes, since surface correction before coating is the part that drives the price.