Specialty Detailing · RVs & Campers
Mobile RV Detailing in Omaha, NE
A motorhome is the one vehicle nobody wants to drive to a shop. So we don't ask you to. The ladders, the water, and the power come to your driveway or your storage lot instead.
- Storage lots welcome · gate access is all we need
- Class A, B & C plus trailers & fifth wheels
- Own water & power on the mobile unit
- Quote by length · text photos for a number
Why Mobile Wins Here
The crew that meets you at the gate
Think about what a shop visit actually means for an RV. You pull the slides in, back a 35-foot rig out of storage, drive it across Omaha in traffic, then find somebody to follow you in a car so you can get home. All of that for a wash.
We skip the whole production. The mobile unit carries its own water and generator, so we can set up in a driveway in Elkhorn just as easily as a gravel storage lot with no spigot for a quarter mile. Storage-facility visits are routine for us, not a special request. Share the gate code, add us to the visitor list, or meet us there the first time, and from then on the rig gets detailed where it lives.
That matters more for RVs than any other vehicle we touch. Most rigs sit still eleven months a year, and the sitting is what wears the finish out. The easier it is to get them cleaned and protected in place, the more often it actually happens.
The work itself is the same standard we bring to a car detail, scaled way up. Bug decon across the front cap, because an RV nose collects a season of highway in one trip. Ladder work along the roofline, where the black streaks start. Hand wax on more square footage than most driveways have.
One crew, one visit, and a walkaround with you at the end before we pack up. You're always first in line when we come to you.
Text us the rig
A few photos plus the length to (402) 603-1072. We quote by size and condition.
We come to it
Driveway or storage facility. Water and power ride with us, so bare lots are no problem.
We put in the day
A full RV detail usually takes one. We bring everything needed to finish in a single visit.
Walk it with us
You check the sidewalls, the cap, and the interior before we leave. Cash, card, check, or Venmo.
The RV Work Board
What we do on a motorhome or camper
You won't find fixed RV prices here, and that's deliberate. A 24-foot travel trailer in decent shape and a 40-foot Class A wearing five years of oxidation are very different jobs. Text photos and your length to (402) 603-1072 and you'll get a real number back, not a range.
Fastest quote: text 3–4 photos and the length to (402) 603-1072
Spring & Fall
The two visits that keep a rig looking new
Nebraska is hard on parked RVs. They stand in open storage lots through July sun and January snow, and the finish takes that beating without moving an inch. Two well-timed visits a year cover most of it.
Spring · De-Winterize Cleanup
The rig comes out of storage wearing a whole winter: road film from the last fall trip, water spots, black streaks, and whatever the snow left on the roofline. We wash it top to bottom, clear the streaking, and freshen the interior so the first trip of the season starts clean instead of with a chore day.
Fall · Pre-Storage Protection
The most important detail of the year is the one before the rig sits. A fresh coat of wax, or a ceramic coating if you're done re-waxing, goes on before storage so months of UV and snowmelt spend the winter working on the protection layer instead of your gel coat. Spring-you will notice the difference.
Every Class, Every Length
From camper vans to 40-foot coaches
Class A coaches, camper vans, Class C rigs on a cutaway chassis, bumper-pull travel trailers, fifth wheels, truck campers. The equipment scales with the vehicle: more ladder, more water, more hours. The approach stays the same. Quote first, one visit, walkaround at the end.
Length drives the price more than anything else, with condition a close second. That's exactly why we ask for photos instead of posting a one-size RV number that would be wrong in both directions.
A lot of our RV customers keep a boat in the same storage lot. We can quote both at once and handle them in a single trip. The boat detailing page covers that side of the yard.
- Class A motorhomes
- Class B camper vans
- Class C motorhomes
- Travel trailers
- Fifth wheels
- Truck & pop-up campers
Questions
RV detailing questions, answered straight
Do you come to storage facilities?
All the time. That's a routine stop for us. The mobile unit carries its own water and power, so a gravel lot with no hookups works fine. Gate access is all we need: share the code, add us to the visitor list, or meet us there the first time.
How long does a full RV detail take?
Usually a full day, and length is the main variable. A smaller travel trailer might wrap up in a morning, while a 40-foot Class A with heavy oxidation can run into a second visit. We give you an honest timeframe with your quote so you're not guessing.
Do you clean RV roofs?
We wash the roof where we can safely reach it, working from ladders along the edges, and we clear the black streaks that run down the sidewalls. We don't walk on roofs, because cracking a vent or stepping through soft decking isn't worth it. If your roof needs a full walk-on cleaning or a reseal, we'll say so plainly and point you in the right direction.
First in line, every time
Tell us where the vehicle sits and we'll handle the rest. Calls, texts, and online booking all work.