Felix Mobile Detailing
Mobile RV detailing in the Tri-Cities with a 5-star rating from 374 reviews.
Fifty-one trailer washing detailers work across Washington, and 33 of them come to you, which matters when your rig is too tall for the driveway and too dirty for a brushless tunnel. The average rating sits at 4.8, so the bar is high. I have paid for a ceramic coat that looked great for one season and a cap restoration that actually held, and the difference was preparation, not the product label.
Mobile RV detailing in the Tri-Cities with a 5-star rating from 374 reviews.
Mobile RV detailing in Seattle with ceramic coating, wash, and wax. Rated 5.0 from 356 reviews.
Seattle detailing shop with a 5.0 rating across 351 reviews, known for mold removal and dog hair cleanup.
Mobile and shop RV detailing in Vancouver, WA. 5.0 stars from 308 reviews, with praise for interior deep cleaning.
Mobile RV detailing in Seattle with a 5.0-star rating from 229 reviews. They come to you for wash, wax, and ceramic coating.
Mobile ceramic coating and detailing for RVs, cars, and boats in Kirkland and the Eastside, rated 5.0 from 93 reviews.
Family-owned, insured cleaning crew in Olympia with 4.9 stars from 355 reviews, offering RV wash and wax.
L&M Pro Car Detailing in Everett offers ceramic coating, PPF, tint, and more, with 4.9 stars from 314 reviews.
Seattle shop with 4.9 stars from 253 reviews, offering RV wash, wax, and ceramic coating.
Olympia detailer with a 5.0 rating from 69 reviews, known for leak diagnosis, mold removal and interior work.
Kennewick detailer with a 4.9 rating across 174 Google reviews, handling RVs plus cars, boats, and aircraft.
Mobile RV detailing in Lake Tapps with a 5.0 rating from 57 reviews for thorough washes and waxes.
Port Orchard RV dealer and service shop with a 4.9 rating from 120 reviews, praised for kind staff and parts help.
Mobile RV detailing in Wenatchee since 2015, rated 4.9 stars across 102 Google reviews.
Family-owned Stanwood shop with 4.9 stars from 98 reviews, known for ceramic coatings, tint, and detailing.
Kirkland detail shop with 210 five-star reviews, offering mobile RV washing, waxing, and ceramic coating.
Mobile RV and auto detailing in Oak Harbor, 5.0 stars from 44 reviews, owner does every job himself.
Olympia detail shop with 4.8 stars from 284 reviews, known for ceramic coating and deep interior cleaning.
Mobile detailing in Kirkland with a 5.0 rating from 40 reviews. Interior and exterior cleaning, wax, ceramic coating.
Mobile RV detailing and ceramic coating in Lake City, with 37 five-star reviews and service across North Seattle.
Mobile detailing and ceramic coating for RVs, cars and boats in Bellevue, rated 5.0 from 36 reviews.
Silverdale shop with 4.9 stars from 292 reviews, offering RV wash, wax, ceramic coatings and mobile service around Kitsap County.
Mobile RV detailing in Mount Vernon with a 4.9-star rating from 45 reviews, praised for punctuality and mold removal.
Mobile RV detailing in Enumclaw with a 5.0 rating from 76 reviews, offering wash, wax, and ceramic coating.
Spokane shop with a 5.0 rating from 66 reviews, praised for paint correction and careful work.
Most trailers here spend real time parked, and a parked trailer collects a particular kind of grime: road film on the lower panels, black streaks running down from the roof edges, and chalky fiberglass up top that no hose will fix. With 33 mobile detailers in the state, you can usually get the work done where the trailer lives instead of towing it somewhere clean. Ask two questions before you book. Do they bring their own water and power, or do they need yours? And how do they charge, by the foot, by length class, or by condition? A 30-footer that sat under trees for a year is a different job than one washed monthly, and a detailer who quotes without seeing it is guessing. Get the price in writing before the water starts.
Forty of these detailers list wax and 31 list ceramic coating, but neither product fixes chalky gelcoat. If the cap or sidewalls feel rough and leave white powder on your hand, the surface needs oxidation removal first, and that is compounding and polishing work, not a wash and a wipe. Several of the top names, including Felix Mobile Detailing, Dreamy's Mobile Detailing & Ceramic Coating, and OLEX Mobile Detailing & Ceramic Coating, list oxidation among their features, so ask directly what their process is. A coating applied over dead gelcoat traps the problem and peels early. Wax over the same surface lasts weeks. One owner I know paid a premium for a ceramic coat on a cap that was never corrected, and it looked tired by the second summer. Prep is the product.
Only 11 of the 51 detailers list roof cleaning, which surprised me, because the roof is where the streaks start. If yours is stained, confirm roof work is included or quoted separately, and ask whether they use a soft brush and a product safe for the membrane. Gibby’s Auto Spa and Bliss Auto Detailing both list roof and awning features, which is worth noting if you want the fabric cleaned while the trailer is already wet. Fleet work shows up on several listings too, at Felix Mobile Detailing, Dreamy's, Bliss, and DB Auto Detailing. If you own more than one trailer or run a small rental operation, ask for a per-unit rate. The same prep rules apply, but scheduling several units in one visit usually costs less than booking each separately.
There are 51 trailer washing detailers listed in Washington, with an average rating of 4.8. Of those, 33 offer mobile service, 40 list wax, and 31 list ceramic coating. Roof cleaning appears on just 11 listings, so confirm it if your trailer roof needs attention.
Yes, if the fiberglass feels chalky or leaves powder on your hand. Wax and coatings sit on top of the surface, so they will not correct dead gelcoat. Compounding and polishing come first, then protection. Ask each detailer how they handle oxidation before you agree to a coating.
Some do and some expect to use yours, so ask when you call. It affects scheduling and sometimes price. If your storage lot has no spigot, say so up front. The detailer can tell you what tank capacity they carry and whether they need power as well as water.
It varies by product and use, but plan on regular washing with a coating-safe soap and periodic decontamination. Do not treat it as permanent. Wax needs reapplying more often, especially through wet months. Ask your detailer for a simple upkeep routine and follow it rather than guessing.