Get your car detailed
wherever it is.

I come to your driveway, office parking lot or apartment parking space, so you never have to drop your car off or sit in a waiting room. An interior detail starts at $100, and every price is listed on this page.

Hays Mobile Detailing, mobile car detailing in Hays, Kansas

A red Chevrolet Tahoe RST detailed in a Kansas driveway

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Before and after

A Ram 1500 interior, cleaned in one afternoon. It had Interior + Exterior with the Carpet + Seat Shampoo add-on, which took the mud out of the carpet and the stains out of the cloth seats.

A Ram 1500 interior before detailing: mud on the carpet and stains on the cloth seats
Before
The same Ram 1500 interior after detailing, clean carpet and seats
After

I bring my own water, power and air, so all I need is a place to park.

I work in Hays and the towns within about 30 miles: Ellis, Victoria, Walker, Schoenchen, Russell, WaKeeney and Plainville. There is no travel fee in Hays. See the fee for your town

How booking works

  1. You pick a service and the days that suit you. Tell me where the car will be: your driveway, a work parking lot or an apartment parking space. A $20 deposit holds your day and comes off the price. I confirm the time by text, usually within a day.
  2. I check the car with you before I start. I photograph any damage that is already there and confirm the price with you before I touch anything.
  3. You pay when the work is done. You look the car over first, then pay the rest by card, cash, check or Venmo. Maintenance plans are billed monthly.

Standard prices

Choose your vehicle size and the prices below change to match.

Your vehicle size
Grand Cherokee tan leather interior after an interior detail

Interior Detail

$100about 2–3 hours on site

A thorough cleaning of the entire inside of your vehicle.

What is included

  • Every surface vacuumed, including the seats, carpet, trunk and under the seats.
  • Vents, seams and door pockets blown out with compressed air.
  • Dash, doors, console and trim cleaned and protected from the sun.
  • Leather cleaned and conditioned.
  • Seats dry-extracted, so nothing is left damp.
  • Floor mats shampooed, extracted and dried.
  • All interior glass cleaned, including the inside of the windshield.

More about interior detailing

A blue Ram 1500 after an interior and exterior detail

Interior + Exterior

$140about 3–4 hours on site

The whole vehicle cleaned inside and out. This is the package most people book.

What is included

  • Everything in the Interior Detail.
  • Wheels, tires and wheel wells cleaned, including the inside of each wheel.
  • The paint washed by hand. No brushes touch it.
  • A final rinse with deionized water, so the car dries without water spots.
  • Door jambs and the edges inside the hood and trunk cleaned.
  • Bugs and tar removed from the front end and lower panels.
  • Tires dressed, and all glass cleaned inside and out.
A white Ram 1500 Tungsten after a premium detail

Premium

$300about 6 hours on site

Removes most of the swirl marks that washing leaves in your paint, then seals the paint.

What wash swirls are. They are the fine circular scratches you see around the sun or a streetlight on your paint. Automatic car washes, dirty sponges and old towels put them there.

What is included

  • Everything in Interior + Exterior.
  • Iron remover to dissolve brake dust that is stuck in the paint.
  • A clay bar treatment to pull bonded grit out of the paint.
  • A second wash, so no grit is left to be ground in during polishing.
  • Trim and edges taped off before polishing.
  • One machine polishing pass with a dual-action polisher, which removes most light swirls and wash marks.
  • An alcohol wipe-down, so the sealant bonds to clean paint.
  • A foam sealant on every painted panel, which beads water and adds gloss for a couple of weeks.

When I am done, most of those circles are gone from the reflection.

I carry business liability insurance, and I photograph the vehicle before I start. If I damage something, I will put it right. Tax is included in every price.

Add-ons to any detail

Carpet + Seat Shampoo
$60
For stained or soiled carpet and cloth seats. The 3-step carpet system and wet extraction.
Pet hair removal
$40
Hair that is woven into the carpet and seats is pulled out. Confirmed at the walk-around.
Heavy soil
$40
For an interior that is much dirtier than normal and needs extra time. Confirmed at the walk-around.
Engine bay clean
$40
Trim restoration
$60
Headlight restoration
$90
The headlights are wet-sanded, polished and sealed, which removes the yellow haze and restores the light output.
Odor treatment
$75
An ozone treatment clears the smell out of the cabin, then I air the vehicle out. Heavy smoke can take more than one treatment. You can also book it on its own.

Ceramic coatings start at $650.

Recent work

Every photo here is a vehicle I detailed, taken on my phone at the job.

The white Ram 1500 Tungsten from the rear, parked beside a house
Ram 1500 Tungsten
The grey leather front seats and dash of an older Chevrolet Silverado after cleaning
Chevrolet Silverado
A red Chevrolet Tahoe RST from the side, the paint glowing in low sun on a wet driveway
Chevrolet Tahoe RST
A silver Nissan Altima covered in wash foam under a carport
Nissan AltimaDuring the foam wash
The same silver Nissan Altima after the wash, clean and dry under the carport
Nissan AltimaThe same car, finished
A bright blue Jeep Wrangler Rubicon after a wash, parked in a driveway
Jeep Wrangler Rubicon
The rear bench of a Ram 1500 Tungsten after an interior detail
Ram 1500 Tungsten
Close view of a dark blue Ram 1500 fender and door, the paint reflecting the garage and the tires
Ram 1500Paint after the wash
The tan leather front seats and dash of a Jeep Grand Cherokee after an interior detail
Jeep Grand Cherokee
The red Chevrolet Tahoe RST from the front, freshly rinsed in a driveway
Chevrolet Tahoe RST
The cloth front seats and dash of a Dodge Durango after an interior detail
Dodge Durango
The driver side of the Ram 1500 before cleaning, mud on the floor mat and stains on the seat cover
Ram 1500Driver side, before
The same driver side after cleaning, a clean floor and seat cover
Ram 1500Driver side, after
The passenger side of the Ram 1500 before cleaning, dirt on the floor mat and the seat
Ram 1500Passenger side, before
The same passenger side after cleaning, the dash and floor clean
Ram 1500Passenger side, after
A maroon Jeep Grand Cherokee after a wash, parked on a wet driveway
Jeep Grand Cherokee
A grey Dodge Durango after a wash, parked on a dealer lot
Dodge Durango
A white Ford Explorer after a wash, parked on a dealer lot
Ford Explorer
The blue Jeep Wrangler Rubicon during the wash, a bucket beside it
Jeep Wrangler RubiconDuring the wash
The driver seat and dash of the Ram 1500 Tungsten after an interior detail, seen through the open door
Ram 1500 Tungsten
A dark blue Ram 1500 pickup parked in a driveway after a wash
Ram 1500
A silver Toyota 4Runner being washed in a driveway, water running across the concrete
Toyota 4RunnerDuring the wash
A white Ford Explorer inside a shop building after a wash
Ford Explorer
The front seats and dash of the Jeep Wrangler Rubicon after cleaning
Jeep Wrangler Rubicon
The driver seat and dash of the Jeep Grand Cherokee, tan leather after cleaning
Jeep Grand Cherokee
The front seats and dash of a Ram 1500 Tungsten after an interior detail, quilted two-tone leather and a clean black carpet
Ram 1500 Tungsten
The front seats and dash of a Kia Sorento after an interior detail
Kia Sorento
The rear seat of the Jeep Wrangler Rubicon after cleaning
Jeep Wrangler Rubicon
The tan leather rear bench of the Jeep Grand Cherokee after cleaning, seen from the open back door
Jeep Grand Cherokee
The quilted leather door panel of a Ram 1500 Tungsten
Ram 1500 Tungsten
The front seats and dash of the Nissan Altima after cleaning
Nissan Altima
A white Ram 1500 Tungsten pickup, clean and dry on a concrete drive under a clear blue sky
Ram 1500 Tungsten
The dark blue Ram 1500 from a low front angle inside a garage, the paint and grille clean under the work lights
Ram 1500In the garage, finished

These 33 photos show 11 vehicles I detailed in and around Hays: a white Ram 1500 Tungsten, a Chevrolet Tahoe RST, a Nissan Altima, a Jeep Wrangler Rubicon, a Jeep Grand Cherokee, a blue Ram 1500, a Toyota 4Runner, a Dodge Durango, a Ford Explorer, a Chevrolet Silverado and a Kia Sorento.

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A Chevy Spark interior

A Chevy Spark that belongs to a construction worker. It had an Interior Detail with the Carpet + Seat Shampoo add-on.

I blew out the vents and seams, shampooed the carpet and seats with hot water extraction, and cleaned and UV-protected every hard surface.

A Chevrolet Spark interior before detailing, crumbs and dirt throughout
Before
The same Chevrolet Spark interior after detailing
After

Ceramic Coating

I machine-polish the paint to remove swirls and light scratches. Then I seal it under a ceramic coating that protects it for about three years, or four with the top coat.

Coated Bare paint
Paint color
This is a simulation, not a photograph. Tap to add rain, or drag sideways to tilt the panel.
Start with your vehicle size
What gets coated
The finish
Toyota Camry
Ford Mustang

Other cars this size: Honda Accord, Nissan Altima, Chevrolet Malibu.

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The driver seat and dash of the Ram 1500 Tungsten after an interior detail, seen through the open door
Ceramic Coating from$650 Includes a full interior detail Protection against chemicals, water spots and UV

The exact price follows two photos in daylight. Text them to 785-498-9007.

    Where I do it

    I need shade, and a garage is better. A coating cannot go on in direct sun or onto a hot panel.

    If you have a garage, I work in yours. If you do not, you can leave the car in my garage in Hays overnight and pick it up the next day.

    Ceramic coating starting prices by vehicle size
    Vehicle sizeThe paintWith glass, trim, wheels and lights
    Car sedan or coupefrom $650from $900
    Mid-size SUV or truckfrom $750from $1000
    Full-size SUV or vanfrom $850from $1100
    Ceramic coating with top coat, starting prices by vehicle size
    With top coatThe paintWith glass, trim, wheels and lights
    Car sedan or coupefrom $800from $1050
    Mid-size SUV or truckfrom $900from $1150
    Full-size SUV or vanfrom $1000from $1250

    What a coating does

    The lower door of a black 2003 GMC Yukon in a garage after paint correction
    A freshly corrected door panel on a 2003 Yukon.
    • The coating protects the paint from bird droppings.

      Droppings are acidic. In summer sun they start etching bare clear coat within hours and leave a dull mark that only polishing removes. On a coating, one you find the next day usually wipes off clean.

    • It also protects the paint from bugs, tree sap and road salt.

      All three bond into bare paint. On a coating they sit on top and come off with far less scrubbing.

    • Water runs off instead of sitting on the paint.

      It sheets straight off a coating, so the car dries without the spots the hard water here leaves behind.

    • The car is quicker and gentler to wash.

      Dirt lets go of a coating easily, so you rub less, and less rubbing means fewer new swirls.

    • The sun fades the paint much more slowly.

      UV light fades bare clearcoat over a few Kansas summers. A coating works like sunscreen and slows that down.

    • A coating does not wash off.

      A wax or a sealant wears away and has to go back on. A coating bonds to the clear coat and stays for years.

    What a coating will not do. It will not stop a scratch, a stone chip or a shopping cart. It will not save your paint from a dry sponge or a brush wash either. It is a few microns thick, so it protects against chemicals, not against abrasion.

    Why I polish before I coat

    Swirl marks are the fine circular scratches you see around the sun on washed paint. A coating locks in whatever the paint looks like on the day it goes on, so they have to come out first. Every coating includes a one-step machine polish, which removes most of them.

    Washed, never polished Machine polished
    This is a simulation, not a photograph. Drag across the panel to move the light.

    How the day goes

    1. You send me two photos of the paint in daylight, or I look at the car in person. I give you an exact price, usually the same day.
    2. I photograph the car before I touch it. Then I wash and decontaminate the paint, machine polish it, coat it and do the full interior detail, all in one day.
    3. The coating needs 72 hours to cure. Keep the car dry and do not wash it in that time.
    4. After that, hand wash it every two weeks or so with a pH-neutral car soap. A touchless wash is fine. A brush or tunnel wash will scratch the paint the coating sits on.
    5. I come back a couple of weeks later for a free check-up wash, and I check the coating again every year.
    A white Ram 1500 Tungsten parked in the sun after a detail
    ServiceWhat is includedStarting price
    Two-step paint correctionA cutting pass and a refining pass remove nearly all swirls. No coating goes over it, and a full interior detail is included.from $400
    What the extra $250 covers

    The same coating goes on the glass, the painted or finished trim, the wheels, the headlights and the taillights. Those parts take the worst of a Kansas winter, and coated wheels and glass stay cleaner between washes.

    What every correction and coating includes

    Preparation is most of the job, because a coating locks in whatever the paint looks like underneath it.

    • Full paint decontamination comes first: wash, iron and fallout remover, clay bar and an alcohol panel wipe.
    • Machine polishing with a dual-action polisher and cutting and finishing pads. I do not hide swirls under a hand-applied glaze.
    • The wheels, tires and door jambs are cleaned, and the car gets a spot-free deionized final rinse.
    What polishing cannot do

    Polishing removes defects inside the clear coat. A scratch that catches your fingernail has gone through it, and that needs a body shop. Badly neglected or previously buffed paint may need extra stages, which I quote after seeing it. I will tell you before I start, and I will tell you when correction is not worth your money.

    More about ceramic coatings

    Regular cleaning from $100/mo

    Every plan starts with a one-time Protection Setup, $190 for a car, and then I come back as often as you choose. At every visit I hand wash the car, clean the wheels, tires and glass, and finish with a spot-free deionized rinse. Inside, I vacuum, wipe down the surfaces and clean the glass, door jambs and mats.

    Regular visits keep the car from getting very dirty, so each one takes less time, and I pass that saving on to you. You can change how often I come or cancel at any time. There is no contract.

    A Toyota 4Runner being washed in a driveway in Hays

    Protection Setup

    $190

    one time · about 3–4 hours on site

    A maroon Grand Cherokee after a wash, in a Hays driveway

    Every plan starts with this one-time visit. I decontaminate the paint, clay it and seal it with a foam sealant that beads water for a couple of weeks, and I give the inside a base detail: vacuum, wipe-down, glass, door jambs and mats.

    Do you have more than one vehicle?

    Every fleet is priced by quote, because it depends on how many vehicles, how often, and where they sit. Tell me how many vehicles you have and I will send you an exact price, usually the same day.

    Book a detail

    Tell me what you need and the days that suit you, in three short steps. A $20 deposit then holds your day, and I confirm the time with you by text, usually within a day.

    Would you rather call or text?Call 785-498-9007Text me

    Step 1 of 4. What you need

    Ceramic coating or paint correction? More than one vehicle?

    Not sure? A pickup such as an F-150 is mid-size. A van, or an SUV with three rows of seats, is full-size.

    Heavy soil and heavy pet hair are $40 each. If I find either at the walk-around and it is not checked, I tell you before I start. Nothing extra is charged unless you agree.

    Step 2 of 4. When and where

    Preferred days, up to three

    Giving me more than one day means I can answer faster. I confirm one of them with you by text.

    They are sent with your booking, and I keep a small preview so I can see the job before I arrive. Big photos are shrunk in your browser first. If you have booked with me before and want to pay ahead, include at least one photo of the interior.

    Step 3 of 4. Your details

    Before you send this: what to expect
    • Your time is set when I confirm it. I call or text to confirm one of your days, usually within a day. Please wait for that before you plan around it.
    • Weather or an earlier job can change the time. Exterior work needs workable weather, and a job before yours can run over. If I have to move your appointment, I will tell you as early as I can.
    • I need somewhere to work. Please have a parking space with room to open all the doors, and your permission, or the property owner's, to work there.
    • Please give me 24 hours' notice to cancel. A same-day cancellation leaves a day I cannot fill.