What’s in each package
Each package includes everything in the one below it. That keeps choosing simple:
You never pay twice for the same step. Book Renew, and all of the Refresh work is already part of it.
- Refresh Detail, $199 (about 2 hours): pre-rinse, foam cannon, hand wash, air and towel dry, rims and tires, tire shine, full vacuum, all-surface wipedown and windows.
- Renew Full Detail, $395 (about 4 hours): Refresh plus bug removal, clay bar, trim and plastic shine and wax outside, and shampoo and extraction, deep cleaning, steam and leather and plastic conditioning inside.
- Reshine Detail, $599 (about 6 hours): all of Renew plus a step-one paint correction, a machine polish that takes out light swirls and dullness.
Match the package to your car’s life
The street-parked car. If your car sits under elms or sycamores in Midtown or East Sacramento, the paint collects sap, pollen and droppings. A wash alone won’t pull bonded grit out of the clear coat. Renew adds a clay bar and wax, which is what that paint needs.
The commuter. If you drive I-80 or US-50 to a state office every day but keep the car tidy, Refresh is often enough. It clears road film and bugs and cleans the cabin you sit in every morning.
The family hauler. Car seats, snacks, sports gear and dog hair call for Renew. Shampoo, extraction and steam do the real work on fabric that a vacuum can’t.
The car going up for sale. Reshine. Polished paint and a deep-cleaned interior make a big difference in photos and at a test drive.
The new-to-you used car. Just bought from a private seller or a lot? Renew cleans out the last owner’s crumbs and smells, and Reshine also takes out swirls a quick dealer wash may have left.
The weekend car. A garage-kept car that comes out on Sundays usually just needs Refresh, with a wax added now and then.
