Built for local work vehicles
A lot of Elk Grove businesses run on wheels. Contractors working the newer subdivisions, landscape and pool crews, service vans that run up Highway 99 every morning, and farm and ranch trucks out toward Sheldon and Wilton. These vehicles are tools, and they take a beating.
Fleet detailing keeps them presentable without pulling anyone off the job. We bring self-contained vans with filtered water, power and all our gear, set up in your lot, and work through the vehicles one at a time.
Dust, mud and long days
Work vehicles here face a mix of problems. In summer, farm roads and open lots kick up fine dust that coats paint, door jambs and dashboards. Hot days bake bug splatter onto the front of every truck that commutes on Highway 99 or I-5. In winter, rain turns job sites and dirt roads into mud that ends up on the floor mats, the seats and the inside of the bed.
Vans have their own issues. Sliding doors open and close all day, so the tracks and step plates fill with grit. Cargo floors collect packaging, mud and spilled product. A quick sweep at the end of a shift never quite gets the corners.
Left alone, that grime wears on paint and trim and makes a cab unpleasant to spend eight hours in. A regular cleaning schedule keeps it from building up, and it helps vehicles look better when it’s time to sell or trade them in.

