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Vans · Trucks · Company cars

Fleet Detailing in Castle Rock, COWho cleans the trucks after a rough week?

Work trucks, vans and company cars detailed on a schedule at your yard or lot. Tell us the count and where they park.

Fleet Detailing, the way we do it.

Work vehicles live a harder life than the average family car. Crews climb in with muddy boots, tools, coffee and job-site dust, and the interior shows it first.

Outside, winter roads leave magnesium chloride and sand that film the paint and dull it. At a mile high, summer adds strong UV, plus dust, bugs and tree sap on anything parked outdoors.

Fleet detailing here means scheduled visits at your yard or lot, so the vehicles stay where they park. Our maintenance plans run monthly, twice a year or yearly, and we match one to how the vehicles are used.

Sealant or ceramic protection helps trucks and vans that live outside wash up faster, week after week. A Google reviewer had a Chevy Silverado polished and coated by Juan, so pickups are familiar work.

What is included

Fleet Detailing: what happens on the day.

  1. 01

    Interior clean-out

    Floors, seats, door panels and cup holders cleaned to pull out tool dust, mud and spills.

  2. 02

    Hand wash and decon

    A careful hand wash, with iron remover and a clay bar where road film and fallout have bonded to the paint.

  3. 03

    Glass and trim

    Windshield and windows cleaned inside and out, with exterior plastics wiped down.

  4. 04

    Sealant or ceramic

    Protection for vehicles that live outside, so weekly washes take less effort. Ask which fits the use.

  5. 05

    Polish where it shows

    Machine polishing on the vehicles customers see up close, where swirls and haze stand out. Ask what pays off.

  6. 06

    Plans and scheduling

    Monthly, twice-a-year or yearly maintenance plans. Tell us the lot and the count, and we set the rhythm.

Reset once, or keep them clean all year.

Pick a rhythm that fits how hard the vehicles work. A cleanup resets neglected trucks, upkeep keeps them from sliding back, and protection helps through winter.

Tell us the count, the vehicle types and where they park. Prices depend on size, number and condition, so we quote once you describe the vehicles.

One-time cleanup
Deep interior clean, hand wash and decontamination to reset vehicles that have gone a season without.
Monthly upkeep
A scheduled wash and interior refresh at your lot. Suits trucks and vans that work and park outside.
Twice a year
A deeper clean and fresh sealant before winter and again in spring. Ask about ceramic where looks matter.
Aerial view of white work vans in a lotStock

How booking works

Four steps from first text to finished.

  1. 01

    Call or text

    Send how many vehicles, what they are and where they park to (970) 518-0600. Photos of the worst ones help.

  2. 02

    Choose a rhythm

    One cleanup, monthly upkeep or twice a year with protection. Yearly plans exist too. Tell us how they are used.

  3. 03

    Visit at the lot

    We come to your yard or lot on the agreed day. Ask when you book if we need anything at your site.

  4. 04

    Keep it going

    Customers mention photo texts during a job. After that, the next visit goes on the calendar.

Dark green Chevy Silverado pickup with polished, coated paint

For fleet owners

A coating makes washing easier. It does not stop hail, rock chips or door dings, so treat it as a cleaning aid, not armor.

5.0 on Google

From Google reviewers.

Every word below is from a real Google review, unedited. Read them on Google

FAQ

Fleet Detailing questions.

Something else? Call or text (970) 518-0600.

Can you work at our yard or lot?

Yes. Most of our work is mobile, so the detailing comes to wherever the vehicles park. Ask when you book if we need anything at your site, such as room to work around each vehicle.

Which maintenance plans do you offer?

Monthly, twice-a-year and yearly plans. Monthly suits vehicles that work and park outside, while twice a year fits units with lighter use. Tell us how they are used and we suggest one.

Is ceramic coating worth it on work trucks?

It can be, for easier washing and better resistance to light scratching. It is not scratch proof and does not stop hail, rock chips or dings. Sealant is the lighter option. Ask which suits the vehicle.

What do you need to give a quote?

How many vehicles, what kind, where they park and how hard the interiors get used. A few photos help. Call or text with the count and the location, and we quote from there.

Quotes after a look

Get a fleet detailing quote.

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

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