Reflectionz Auto Works
Palm City detailer with a 4.6 rating and 51 reviews, known for ceramic coating and attentive service.
Palm City sits close enough to the water that a trailer left outside takes a beating from sun and salt air. One trailer washing detailer works this city directly, and another 12 serve the surrounding area, averaging 4.6 stars. That is a thin field locally, so a little planning goes a long way. A washed trailer holds up better, and oxidation caught early costs less than a full correction later.
Palm City detailer with a 4.6 rating and 51 reviews, known for ceramic coating and attentive service.
Within a short drive of Palm City. Plenty of mobile detailers cover a wide area, so ask even if they're a town over.
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One detailer is based in Palm City itself, with 12 more within reach in the surrounding area. The average rating across those businesses sits at 4.6 stars, which tells you most people come away satisfied. Reflectionz Auto Works is the local name to know, rated 4.6 from 51 reviews and offering mobile service, ceramic coating, wash, trailer washing and wax. Interior work is on their feature list too. If you want someone to come to your driveway, that mobile option matters more than a shop address. Call ahead and ask how they handle a trailer that has sat through a few summers. Faded gelcoat and chalky fiberglass are common here, and they change the job.
Price per foot is the clearest way to compare trailer washing quotes, since a 30 foot travel trailer and a small utility trailer are not the same job. Ask whether they bring their own water and power or need a hookup at your place. Ask what they do about oxidation, because wax over chalky fiberglass just seals the problem in. If the answer is a wash and wax only, that is fine for a trailer in decent shape, but a faded cap needs de-oxidation first. Roof cleaning is worth asking about separately, since it is often quoted on its own. Ceramic coating costs more up front, and it needs periodic upkeep to keep working.
Plenty of people here wash their own trailers in the driveway, and that is fine until runoff becomes a topic with a neighbor or an association. Check your HOA rules before you break out the hose, especially if you are in a community with deed restrictions. The same goes for storing a trailer where it is visible from the street. None of that is about the detailer, but it decides whether mobile service is the simpler route. When you do wash at home, keep it off the pavement where you can and use a product made for fiberglass, not dish soap.
One detailer is based in Palm City, and 12 more serve the surrounding area, so 13 total are within reasonable reach. That average rating across them is 4.6 stars.
Reflectionz Auto Works is the local name, rated 4.6 from 51 reviews. They cover mobile service, ceramic coating, wash, trailer washing and wax, and interior work is listed among their features.
Some do and some do not, so ask directly when you call. A mobile setup that carries water and power is easier if your trailer is stored away from a spigot or an outlet.
It helps with sun and grime, and it is not cheap. I paid too much for one once because I skipped the prep questions. Ask what upkeep it needs and whether de-oxidation comes first, since coating over chalky fiberglass wastes the money.