Service area · Highlands Ranch
Ceramic Coating & Detailing in Highlands Ranch, COBook a coating, skip the drive.
Mostly detached homes, so mobile fits. Veteran owned coating, paint correction and detailing.
Photo: Highlands Ranch Mansion, public domain via Wikimedia Commons.
Local to Highlands Ranch
Detailing in Highlands Ranch, done where the car is.
Highlands Ranch is an unincorporated community in Douglas County, about 5,800 feet up. Westridge, Southridge, Eastridge and Backcountry are among its neighborhoods.
About 75% of homes are detached houses, 78% are owner occupied, and the median home dates to 1997. The Highlands Ranch Mansion, built between 1891 and 1904, was once called Castle Isabel.
Chatfield State Park borders the community on the west, and Civic Green Park sits near Town Center. C-470, I-25, Broadway and Highlands Ranch Parkway lead in.
In Highlands Ranch
Services we bring to Highlands Ranch.
- 01Ceramic CoatingA hard, glassy layer bonded to corrected paint. Deeper gloss, tight water beading, easier washes.
- 02Paint CorrectionSwirls, haze and light scratches polished out by machine. Clear, even gloss, ready for protection.
- 03Full DetailInterior cleaned, exterior hand washed and clayed, then finished with wax or sealant.
- 04Headlight RestorationCloudy, yellowed lenses sanded and polished clear, then sealed. More light on the road after dark.
- 05Mobile DetailingWe come to your driveway, office lot or wherever you park. Our garage is the backup.
- 06Fleet DetailingScheduled detailing for work trucks, vans and company cars, at your lot. Monthly or yearly plans.
Recent work
Recent work around the metro.
From our own files and from customers' Google reviews. Not every car here lives in Highlands Ranch, but the work is the same everywhere we go.
Subaru WRX STI, from Eric Eisenhauer’s Google review 
Ram 2500, from our old website 
Tesla, from Scott Eicher’s Google review 
Porsche 911, from Mike Bueno’s Google review
Paint care, locally
What Highlands Ranch is hard on.
Garage kept is not clean
A garage keeps off sun and weather but not tar, fallout or wash swirls. Those come off during prep.
C-470 and I-25 miles
Highway driving brings bugs, tar and road film. Iron removal and clay lift them off before any polishing.
Keep it for years
About 78% of homes here are owner occupied. On a car you plan to keep, a coating makes every wash easier.
The order matters
Five stages, always in this order.
Even a new car goes through all five. Transport film, rail dust and dealer car washes leave marks before you ever drive it home.
- 01
Wash
Plenty of suds, two or three buckets, and no brushes on the paint when it can be helped.
- 02
Decontaminate
An iron remover dissolves brake dust and rail fallout that a wash leaves stuck in the clear coat.
- 03
Clay
A clay bar lifts tar, road debris and bonded grime until the paint feels smooth under a fingertip.
- 04
Correct
Machine polishing takes out swirls, light scratches and oxidation, one panel at a time under light.
- 05
Protect
Wax, sealant or a ceramic coating goes on last. A coating then needs about a day to cure.
5.0 on Google
What Google reviewers say.
Every word below is from a real Google review, unedited. Read them on Google
- 5 out of 5 stars.Google review
Juan is such a kind & respectful businessman! He made me feel welcome from the first to last interaction. He took pride in my car & it was obvious he cares about what he does. He took time to get to know me & worked late into the night to ensure not only the Ceramics coat of my car was perfect but also cleaned the interior of my car spotless (I did not expect that!!) …
Christina Carrigan - 5 out of 5 stars.Google review
Juan helped me polish a 2005 Chevy Silverado after after I wet sanded the fresh Clear Coat.
He also applied a Ceramic Coating which added extra shine and looks amazing.
Juan is definitely a professional and knows what he is doing.
I look forward to working with Juan on future projects.
Robert Ramirez - 5 out of 5 stars.Google review
Juan did a fantastic paint correction and Ceramic coat in my Lexus I have seen many of the cars he has done and they are all top notch work. More than happy with the work and highly recommend his services.
Ty Chrest - 5 out of 5 stars.Google review
Juan did an incredible job bringing my STi’s paint back to life and applying a top-notch ceramic coat. It’s been a few months since I picked it up, and the results still blow me away every time I see my car. The paint finish is glossy, swirl-free, and the ceramic coating has made maintenance much easier—dirt and grime slide right off with minimal effort. …
Eric Eisenhauer
Do you come to Westridge, Eastridge and Backcountry?
Yes, all three. Send the address and the car by call or text. Highlands Ranch is, and the work happens where the car is parked.
Is the driveway enough, or do I need a garage?
Tell us how the car parks. A coating needs 12 to 24 hours of cure time out of the weather, so the plan depends on where it sits. Call or text and ask.
What happens on my driveway, step by step?
A careful hand wash, iron removal, a clay bar and machine polishing, then protection. Protection is the last step and a small share of the time; prep is most of it.
What does a coating cost in Highlands Ranch?
The same as anywhere in the metro: it depends on the vehicle, the paint and the coating level. Text a few photos to (970) 518-0600 and we quote after a look.
Nearby
Other towns we cover.
We come to you in Adams, Arapahoe, Denver, Douglas, Eagle, El Paso, Larimer and Weld counties. Somewhere else? Call and ask. No good spot? Ask about our garage.
Quotes after a look
Book a detail in Highlands Ranch.
Send the year, make and model, where it parks and what bothers you about the paint. Photos help most. We call or text back with the prep it needs and a price.
Mon to Fri 9 to 5, Sat 10 to 5, Sun 10 to 3
- Monday9 AM to 5 PM
- Tuesday9 AM to 5 PM
- Wednesday9 AM to 5 PM
- Thursday9 AM to 5 PM
- Friday9 AM to 5 PM
- Saturday10 AM to 5 PM
- Sunday10 AM to 3 PM