S & D BoatWorks, LLC
Stuart boat detailing shop with a 5.0 rating, also listed for RV washing and waxing.
Stuart sits right where the St. Lucie meets the Indian River, and salt air gets into everything, including the trailer you tow. This page covers trailer washing in Stuart, Florida, where the local list is thin: one detailer shows up in our data, with 12 more nearby. That one earns a 5.0 average from a single review. Small sample, so treat the score as a starting point, not the whole story. Call, ask questions, look at the rig before you commit.
Stuart boat detailing shop with a 5.0 rating, also listed for RV washing and waxing.
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S & D BoatWorks, LLC is the only trailer washing detailer listed in Stuart proper, and it carries a 5.0 rating from one review. One review tells you someone was happy once. It does not tell you how they handle a 30-foot toy hauler with black streaks down the side. So ask. Does the trailer washing price go by the foot or by the job? Do they bring their own water and power, or do you need to supply a spigot? Do they wash on site or expect you to haul the trailer to them? Ask what a wash includes: the roof, the awning, the wheels, the underside frame. Oxidation removal is usually quoted apart from a basic wash, since it takes more time and product. Get that in writing before anyone touches the fiberglass.
Twelve more detailers sit within reach of Stuart, and that wider list matters if the one local name is booked out or will not travel to your storage yard. Compare on more than price. A cheap wash that leaves water spots on a dark gelcoat cap costs you again later. Salt is the bigger issue around here, since trailers stored outside near the water collect it on frames, tongue jacks and awning hardware, and a rinse that skips those spots leaves the corrosion going. Ask each detailer whether they decontaminate before waxing, since wax over road film just seals the grit in. Ceramic coating is a separate conversation and needs real upkeep, so ask what the coating requires after the fact.
Plenty of Stuart neighborhoods have rules about washing at home, and those rules live in your own documents, not in a general guide. Read the covenants before you schedule a mobile wash in your driveway, and if you rent a storage spot, check with the yard about outside vendors showing up with a pressure washer and a water tank. Water is the other practical question. Many mobile detailers carry their own supply and a small generator, which means no hose and no outlet needed from you. Confirm that ahead of time so nobody stands around waiting on a spigot. Roof cleaning and oxidation removal both take more water and time than a standard wash, so ask how the detailer handles runoff.
Our data lists 1 trailer washing detailer in Stuart, S & D BoatWorks, LLC, rated 5.0 from one review. Another 12 detailers are within reach of the city, which gives you fallback options if the local one is booked or will not come to your storage yard.
It comes from a single review, so it is a thin signal. Treat it as one happy customer rather than proof of consistent work. Ask the detailer for recent jobs on trailers similar to yours, and look at the rig in person before you agree to anything.
Yes, if the fiberglass is chalky or dull. Wax over oxidized gelcoat traps the chalk and does not bring back the shine. Oxidation removal takes more time and usually costs extra, so ask for it as a separate line item and confirm it before the wash starts.
Many do, along with a generator, so no hose or outlet is needed from you. Not all of them do, though. Ask when you call, especially if the trailer sits in a storage yard without a spigot. Roof cleaning and heavy oxidation removal use more water than a basic wash.