Gentle on the finish
Gel coat, decals and painted panels are washed with care and low pressure, because the goal is a clean unit and an intact finish.
RV and Boat Washing
RVs, boats and trailers pick up road grime, pollen and mildew just like a house. I wash them carefully so the finish stays intact and they are ready for the next trip. I come to where the unit is parked.
Gel coat, decals and painted panels are washed with care and low pressure, because the goal is a clean unit and an intact finish.
Those dark runs down the sides of an RV come from grime washing off the roof and seals in our heavy rain. They get worked on directly.
Anything parked under trees here picks up pollen and then mildew on top of it. Washing it off keeps the buildup from setting in.
I wash at your home or wherever the unit is stored, so you are not towing it anywhere to get it cleaned.
I check the panels, decals, seals and any existing damage first, so nothing gets washed that should be repaired instead.
The unit is washed in sections with the right solution and gentle pressure, paying attention to streaking and the areas that hold grime.
Everything gets a full rinse, then a look over for any missed spots before the job is done.
Yes, I wash on location. I just need reasonable access around the unit and a water source, and I will confirm both when I quote.
Decals get washed at low pressure and from a sensible distance. Peeling or already lifting decals are pointed out before I start rather than after.
Yes. Utility trailers, enclosed trailers and boat trailers pick up the same road grime and mildew, and they get washed the same way.
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