Mobile RV & camper detailing in south-central Wisconsin
We bring the wash to your rig — at home, in storage or on your site — and price it for your exact unit before we come out.
Detailing that comes to the RV, not the other way round
Getting a 35-foot motorhome to a wash bay is a project. We skip it. We detail Class A, B and C motorhomes, fifth wheels, travel trailers and toy haulers where they sit.
Every visit runs the same way: we photograph the unit before we start and after we finish, we never move or drive it, and you pay by cash, card or digital. No checks.
Built for seasonal sites
A camper that lives on a site all summer collects what the trees and the weather drop on it: black streaks under every seam, bugs baked onto the front cap, a film across the roof. A touchless wash every four to six weeks keeps it from setting in. A Basic Wash or Wash & Wax at the start or end of the season does the heavier lifting.
We wash your camper right where it's parked — no hitching up, no wash bay — and work around the campground during business hours.
Several campers on one loop?
We quote the whole group together, bring our own water and power, and work quietly around the sites next door. Run a campground, a rental fleet or a storage lot? Start here.
Four packages, one price for your rig
- Touchless — gentle soap, low-pressure rinse and a spotless water final rinse: body, wheels and windows. No contact wash, no scrubbing, no roof. Ideal monthly upkeep after a wash and wax.
- Basic Wash — full-contact wash including the roof, windows, tires and wheels, with bug, grime and black streak removal.
- Wash & Wax — Basic Wash plus a fresh hand-applied wax across all painted and gelcoat surfaces. Our longest-lasting protection.
- Oxidation Removal — machine compounding and polishing to remove oxidation. Estimated in person.
Prices come from your rig's type and length — nothing else. Pick both and you'll see every package priced for your unit. Compare the packages
What each service does for your rig
An RV's exterior wears a little at a time: sun, water, bugs, sap and road grime. Here's what each service does about it.
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Regular washing
Bugs, tree sap, bird droppings and road grime bake onto your RV in the sun. Wash them off while they're fresh and they come away easily. Left untouched, they can stain and eat into the finish. A Touchless wash every four to six weeks keeps buildup light.
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Roof cleaning
Black streaks usually start on the roof: every rain carries what's up there down the sidewalls. A clean roof means fewer new streaks and keeps dirt and tree debris from sitting on it. We clean solar panels and skylights too: clean panels produce more power, and clean skylights let more natural light into your RV.
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Slide-out cleaning
Slide-outs can be a pain to clean, so they often get skipped. Leaves, twigs and grit collect on a slide-out and in the gaps around it. Left alone, that debris can damage the seals so water and pests can get in, trap moisture that invites mold and mildew, and can make the slide-out stick or wear faster. We clean the slide-out itself and gently wash the seals as we go.
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Waxing
A hand-applied wax adds a protective layer against sun and weather, helping slow oxidation and fading on paint and gelcoat. It leaves a deeper shine, and dirt and water slide off more easily, so every wash takes less effort. A well-kept finish also helps your RV hold its value when you sell or trade in. It's our longest-lasting protection, right for spring open-up, fall storage or a unit that hasn't been waxed in a while.
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Spray-on sealant
A spray-on top-up we recommend with a Touchless or Basic Wash. It leaves a thin sealant that helps protect against harmful UV rays, and clears hard water spotting. It binds with existing wax to enhance surface protection.
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Oxidation removal
Machine compounding and polishing bring back your RV's color and shine by cutting away the chalky, oxidized layer that no wash can remove. A hand-applied wax then protects the corrected finish. Acting early means less correcting later, and a finish that looks well kept helps your RV hold its value when you sell or trade in.
Longer life, easier upkeep, better value
- Longer life. Sun, water and grime wear an RV down a little at a time. Regular washing, a clean roof, slide-outs kept free of debris and a protected finish each slow a different part of that wear, so your RV holds up longer and looks better along the way.
- Easier upkeep. Dirt washed off while it's fresh comes away easily, so every wash stays light and you rarely face a big cleanup. A simple rhythm is enough: a Wash & Wax at the start of the season and again before storage, with a Touchless wash every four to six weeks in between, plus the Spray-On Sealant as a top-up.
- Better value. Keeping a finish protected costs less than correcting a neglected one. Oxidation removal is the biggest job we do, and regular washing and waxing is how you avoid needing it. Clean solar panels and skylights also give you more power and more natural light from what's already on your roof.
- Resale value. A well-kept RV holds its value better when you sell or trade in. Buyers and dealers mark down oxidation and black streaks, and a rig that has been washed and waxed regularly has less of both.
Three steps, no phone tag
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Tell us about your rig
Pick your type, enter the length, choose a package. You see your price on the spot.
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We confirm by email
We email you to confirm your exact time and final price. Nothing is charged today.
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We come to you
Driveway, storage lot or campsite. Every unit is photographed before and after.
Working across south-central Wisconsin.
No trip charge within service area.
Portage, Baraboo, Wisconsin Dells and Lake Delton, Madison and the Dane County suburbs — out as far as Mauston, Adams, Green Lake and Beaver Dam.
Not sure if you're in range? Give us a call!
- The price we quote includes sales tax
- Insured
- Every unit photographed before and after
- We come to you
- Cash, card or digital — no checks
See what your rig costs
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