Services

Interior Detailing in Chilliwack

Steam-cleaned seats and carpets, conditioned leather, clean glass and jambs. The kind of interior clean that survives being looked at closely.

What interior detailing actually means here

A vacuum and a wipe-down is a car wash. A full interior detail means the seats, carpets and floor mats get steam-cleaned, the leather gets cleaned and conditioned rather than sprayed with shine, and the parts people forget — door jambs, trunk jambs, console seams, vents, the inside of the glass — get done properly.

The parts people forget are the parts that tell you whether a job was done properly.

Who books this

Families who have lost a floor to juice boxes and crushed crackers. Tradespeople whose passenger seat has been a lunch table. Dog owners. Smokers selling a car. Anyone who has just bought used and wants the previous owner out of it.

If you are getting ready to sell or hand back a lease, this is usually the service that pays for itself — and our longest-standing customers say exactly that.

Freshly cleaned and conditioned red leather sport seats in a BMW M4 inside the shop

What's included

  • Interior vacuum, including the trunk
  • Steam-cleaning seats, carpets and floor mats
  • Fabric and carpet protection
  • Leather seats cleaned and conditioned
  • Leather protection
  • Dashboard and console cleaned and conditioned
  • Door panels cleaned and conditioned
  • Door and trunk jambs cleaned
  • Windows cleaned streak-free, inside and out

What it costs

A full interior detail is a flat price by vehicle size: $200 small car, $250 midsize, $300 truck, $350–$400 minivan or 3-row. Embedded pet hair starts at $100 on top. Prices are before tax. Dog hair, scratches, oxidation, road tar, fallout, tree sap and excessive dirt carry an additional charge. See interior detailing prices.

FAQ

Questions we get asked.

Can you get dog hair out?

Yes, and it is one of the most common things we are asked for. Embedded pet hair takes real extra time, so it carries an additional charge on top of the detail price — we will tell you what that is before we start.

Will stains come out of light leather?

Often. One long-time customer had blue-jean dye transfer on beige Lexus leather that nothing else had shifted, and it came back to new. We will not promise a result on a stain we have not seen — send a photo and we will tell you honestly.

Do you steam clean, or shampoo?

Steam. It lifts dirt out of fabric and carpet without soaking the foam underneath, which is what leaves a car smelling damp for a week.

More detailing questions and answers · See the work

Not sure this is the one you need?

Call Daniel and describe the vehicle. If a different service suits it better, he will say so.

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