Service
RV and motorhome washing
RVs are big, tall and often parked for weeks between trips, so they collect dust, pollen, road film and water spots. Driving one to a wash that can fit it takes time most dealers, rental fleets and storage lots don't have.
We wash RVs where they're parked, using water from our own trailer tanks, with no need for your water or power. Each RV is quoted once we know its size, type and how dirty it is.
How we wash them
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Presoak and soap
A two-step presoak and soap breaks down road film and grime on the sidewalls, front cap and lower panels. - 2
Detail where it counts
Brush work only where the dirt needs it: front caps, lower panels, wheels and around windows. - 3
Spot-free rinse
Purified RO/DI water on the final rinse, so big sidewalls and windows dry without water spots.
Why it matters
On a dealer lot, a clean RV shows and photographs better for online listings. For a rental fleet, it's the first thing a renter sees at pickup.
A 40 ft motorhome and a small travel trailer are very different jobs, so RVs are quoted per unit. Photos and lengths with your quote request speed things up.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Do you need water or power from us?
No. All wash and rinse water comes from our own trailer tanks, and we never plug into your power. We just need access to the RVs and a plan for where wash water can go.
How is RV washing priced?
Per RV, based on length, type and how dirty it is. We quote once we know your units; photos with the request help.
Can you wash RVs at a storage lot?
Yes, with the storage facility's permission. We'll confirm access and where wash water can go with the lot before the first visit.
Do you clean RV roofs?
It depends on the roof type and safe access, so we confirm any roof work for each RV when we quote.
Ready for a cleaner fleet?
Tell us about your vehicles and we'll send a written, per-vehicle quote.