Our services
Caravan Detailing.
Full detailing and long-term protection for caravans and camper trailers — built to handle sun exposure, long-term storage, and life on the road.
What's included
Built for touring, not just showing.
Caravans and camper trailers take a different kind of punishment to a daily-driven car — UV exposure baking the roof and panels, chalky oxidation on gelcoat and fibreglass, road grime from touring, and long stretches sitting covered or in storage between trips. A standard car wash doesn't touch any of that.
We start with a full wash and decontamination, then correct oxidised or chalky panels back to a clean, even finish. From there we apply an exterior ceramic coating rated for the UV and weather exposure a caravan actually sees, so you're not re-polishing every season. Roof, awning box, and external storage areas get the same attention as the paintwork, and the interior gets a full clean to deal with the dust, mustiness, and general wear that comes from time in storage.
What's included
The process, start to finish.
Pricing
Every rig is different.
Size, condition, and how long it's been sitting all affect the price — from a pop-top needing a wash and decontamination through to a full-size caravan needing oxidation correction and a full ceramic package. Get in touch and we'll give you a firm quote.
Common questions
Caravan detailing FAQs.
It depends on the caravan's size, condition, and how long it's been sitting — from a wash and decontamination on a pop-top through to full oxidation correction and a ceramic package on a large tourer. We give a firm quote after a look at some photos or an in-person inspection.
A wash and decontamination can be a same-day job. Oxidation correction and a full ceramic package on a larger van typically runs 1–3 days depending on condition and panel count.
Yes — that's one of the most common jobs we see. Oxidised gelcoat gets machine polished back to a clean, even finish before any coating goes on.
We use a coating specifically rated for the sun and weather exposure a caravan sees over long stretches parked or in storage, not the same product we'd put on a daily-driven car.
Yes — bigger flat panels, gelcoat instead of automotive paint, and UV and storage exposure a car never sees. See our ceramic coating page for how the coating technology compares on a standard vehicle.