Olson’s Custom Detailing
Mobile RV detailing in Rocklin with a 5.0 rating from 76 reviews and a focus on ceramic coatings.
Rocklin has exactly one detailer listed for trailer washing, and it carries a 5.0 rating across 76 reviews. That is a thin field, so most owners here end up widening the search to the 12 nearby options before they book. Trailers take a beating on the way to Folsom Lake and back, and the front cap shows it first. Olson's Custom Detailing is the local name to know.
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Olson's Custom Detailing handles mobile work, ceramic coating, straight washes, wax and trailer washing, plus interior cleaning and oxidation removal. Those last two matter more than they sound on a trailer. Oxidation is the chalky haze that shows up on gelcoat after a few summers, and no wax will hide it. It has to come off first. Ask them to look at the cap and the rear panel before you agree to anything, because those are the surfaces that fade first. With 76 reviews at a perfect score, the track record is there.
One listing is not much to choose from, which is why 12 more detailers sit within reach of Rocklin. That is normal for trailer work in this part of Placer County. Plenty of mobile detailers will drive out to a storage yard or your driveway, and some bring their own water and power while others need a spigot. Ask which before the truck shows up. If you tow to a self-serve wash yourself, bring a soft brush and skip the high-pressure wand near seams and vents. Water forced into a lap seal is how you find a leak months later.
A coat of wax on a trailer is honest, cheap upkeep that you redo a couple times a year. Ceramic coating is the bigger spend, and the prep is most of the job. The surface has to be decontaminated and any oxidation removed before coating, or you are sealing chalk under a shine. Once it is on, maintain it with a pH-neutral wash and skip the abrasive stuff. The one local detailer offers both, so ask what the quote includes and whether the price is per foot. Trailer pricing usually is, so measure yours first.
There is 1 trailer washing detailer listed in Rocklin, Olson's Custom Detailing, rated 5.0 from 76 reviews. Another 12 detailers are available nearby if you want to compare quotes or the local one is booked out.
If the fiberglass looks chalky or dull, yes. Wax sits on top of whatever is there, so sealing over oxidation just locks in the haze. Have the detailer check the front cap and rear panel, since those fade first, and remove the oxidation before any wax or ceramic goes on.
Some do and some need a spigot and power at your end. The only way to know is to ask when you book, especially if the trailer sits in a storage lot with no hookups. Confirm it before the appointment so nobody arrives unprepared.
Trailer work is usually quoted by length, so measure your trailer before you call and ask for the price per foot. Get the quote in writing and confirm what it covers, particularly oxidation removal and coating prep, since those add labor beyond a basic wash and wax.