A while back, a guy booked a full detail for his car before selling it. When I was done, he looked at it and said, “Wow, I almost don’t want to sell it anymore!” That’s the power of professional detailing—it’s not just about making your car clean; it restores that pride of ownership, protects your paint, and even increases resale value.

One of my regulars, a realtor, gets her car detailed every month because she’s always driving clients around. But then I have another customer who only gets a full detail twice a year since he mostly keeps his car garaged. It depends on how you use your vehicle—if you drive daily, every 2-4 months is ideal, but if you have a show car or weekend driver, once or twice a year works.

I once detailed a car that smelled like an old gym bag. The owner had spilled coffee, left food wrappers in the back, and had a mystery stain on the carpet. I used hot water extraction, enzyme cleaners, and steam cleaning to pull out years of trapped odors. By the time I finished, the car smelled fresh again, and he was blown away. So yes, I can remove stains and odors—you’d be surprised what I’ve cleaned before!

I had a customer with two huskies. When I opened his car door, I almost thought he was using the back seat as their bed—it was covered in fur. Pet hair removal isn’t just about vacuuming—it takes specialized brushes, static electricity tools, and a whole lot of patience. But after about an hour, his seats were spotless, and he was finally able to drive without fur getting all over his clothes.

One of the worst-smelling cars I ever cleaned belonged to a college student who had left a spilled protein shake under his seat… for weeks. No ozone machine could fix that! Instead, I used enzyme-based cleaners, deep carpet extraction, steaming to break down the bacteria causing the odor, and finishing with a bio- bomb. By the end, it smelled brand new. So yes, I can remove odors the right way—without masking them with air fresheners.