RV Detailing Near Me: Mobile RV, Boat & Motorcycle Detailing in Los Angeles

One RV detailing service for every class of RV, done where it is parked.

RV types we detail, by length

RV wash: exterior, roof and black streaks

Why white streaks come back. An EPDM roof "does oxidize slowly; it's supposed to", and owners see it run down the sides when it rains. Dicor's answer is cleaning at least four times a year, "more often if your local conditions and experience warrant", and it answers "No" to whether a rubber roof needs UV protection (Dicor FAQ). So we don't sell a UV treatment the roof maker says it doesn't need. A "touchless RV wash" is a bay, not a detail: we wash by hand. A wet roof membrane "may be extremely slippery" (Dicor), so crews work from a ladder or a platform and walk a roof only where its maker rates it walkable.

Oxidation removal and wax on fiberglass and gelcoat

The chalk on an RV sidewall is oxidized gelcoat: "Sunlight, heat and moist air combine to oxidize the gelcoat surface, fading it and making the surface cloudy" (Crane Composites). A rig parked outdoors in Santa Clarita, Simi Valley or the Valley gets all three. A wash and wax "once or twice a year" keeps the finish, and when it has weathered badly "compounding will be necessary" (Crane), so we compound and polish by machine, test a small area first, then wax. Crane says "Do not wash and wax your RV in direct sunlight", so we work in shade or book early morning, and it puts maintenance at every 6 months, or every 3 months or less for a rig kept out in the elements. Painted caps and full-body paint are clear-coated like a car and get car-paint rules: less cut, measured.

• Airstream and aluminum. Airstream says "Most auto products are safe to use on your Airstream, so long as they are safe with clear coats", wiped "with the grain, front to back horizontally, and never up and down" (Airstream). Polished, uncoated aluminum is a separate job, quoted on request.
• Ash after a fire. Ash on a roof or awning is rinsed off, never dry-wiped: OEHHA warns that ash from burned homes and buildings can hold caustic materials, that wet ash can burn skin, and not to wash it into storm drains (OEHHA), so we work on a water-capture mat.

RV interior detailing

• Galley and appliances wiped inside and out.
• Bathroom and shower.
• Floors and carpet.
• Upholstery and dinette cushions, shampooed on request.
• Window blinds and inside glass.
• Cab dashboard and seats.

Black and grey tank service isn't part of a detail.

Where we detail your RV: driveway, storage lot or campsite

• Storage lots. On City of LA streets posted under LAMC 80.69.4, an oversize motor vehicle (over 22 feet long or over 84 inches high) may not stop or park between 2 a.m. and 6 a.m. without a LADOT oversize-vehicle permit; the City Council adds street segments and LADOT posts the signs (City Clerk). Torrance goes further: no oversize vehicle and no trailer of any size on a public street without a City permit (TMC 61.12). So we detail motorhomes where they are kept: in the lot, with the lot's permission, or at the curb where the rig is parked.
• Campgrounds and RV parks. Park rules apply, and we check them before booking.
• Driveways and the street. Fine where your HOA allows it. We bring our own water and power, never your hose.
• Runoff. The City of LA bars untreated wastewater from "mobile commercial or industrial operations" from the storm drain system (LAMC 64.70.02 B.1), and LADWP allows "No runoff onto streets, driveways, and gutters" (LADWP). A water-capture mat goes under the rig, so nothing reaches the gutter.

What we need from you: the RV's length and type; permission from the lot, park or HOA; clear space around the rig; and slides retracted or extended as we ask.