Land Yacht Services LLC
Palm Beach Gardens shop for RV wash, wax and ceramic coating, with a 5.0 Google rating.
Palm Beach Gardens has exactly one detailer listed under trailer washing, and it happens to be a good one: Land Yacht Services LLC, five stars on a single review. That rating is thin, so treat it as a starting point rather than a verdict. Eight more detailers sit nearby if you want to compare quotes. Given how much sun and salt air this part of Florida throws at gelcoat, comparing is worth an afternoon.
Palm Beach Gardens shop for RV wash, wax and ceramic coating, with a 5.0 Google rating.
Within a short drive of Palm Beach Gardens. Plenty of mobile detailers cover a wide area, so ask even if they're a town over.
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Land Yacht Services LLC handles ceramic coating, straight washing, trailer washing and wax, and its feature list runs to roof cleaning, interior work, oxidation removal and awning care. That overlaps well with what most travel trailers and fifth wheels actually need around here: a roof that has been collecting grit, an awning with mildew starting in the seams, and a fiberglass front cap that has gone chalky from UV. One review at five stars is not much to go on. Ask for recent photos of oxidation correction before you book, especially if your cap is badly faded. Removing oxidation is real labor and should be quoted as its own line, not folded silently into a wax price.
Eight nearby detailers give you room to shop. Ask each one the same short set of questions: price per foot, whether they bring their own water and power, how they handle the roof, and whether they use a brush or a wash mitt on the sidewalls. Mobile outfits vary a lot on that last point, and brushes on dark gelcoat show up as swirl marks later. In Palm Beach Gardens, washing at home can bump into community rules about runoff and which days you can wash, so confirm with your association before you drag out the hose. A detailer who handles the water and the runoff solves that for you.
A ceramic coat on an RV is worth doing when the surface is properly corrected first. It is not worth paying for over oxidation, because the coating will bond to dead gelcoat and fail early. That is the mistake I made: I paid for a coating on a cap that needed de-oxidizing, and the shine was gone within a season. Ask what paint correction is included before the coating goes on. Then keep it up, because a coated roof still needs washing and the coating needs a maintenance wash to stay slick. Wax is cheaper and fine for a trailer kept under cover.
One detailer is listed in Palm Beach Gardens itself, Land Yacht Services LLC, rated 5.0 from one review. Another eight are listed nearby, so you have nine options within reasonable reach if you widen the search a little.
Yes. One of the local listings includes ceramic coating alongside wash, wax and trailer washing. Ask what surface prep is included, since a coating applied over oxidized fiberglass will not last.
Yes. Wax over chalky gelcoat just seals in the dullness. Oxidation removal is its own step and its own cost, and one listed detailer names it as a service. Get it quoted separately so you know what you are paying for.
The local detailer lists roof cleaning and awning care, along with interior work. Roofs collect the most grit and are the easiest place to damage seals, so confirm how they plan to clean it before they start.