The average time spent driving each year is 293 hours from a recent AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety Survey. That is a lot of bacteria, dust, food, and human particles that can be with you during those drives. Doesn't that sound nasty? When was the last time you did a deep clean? 

If you or your family have allergies, your car will get them sick- it might be your car. Getting a deep clean will help you and your family stay healthy during your trips. 

Car detailing involves thorough cleaning, polishing, and waxing of the exterior surfaces. This helps to protect the paintwork from environmental contaminants such as dirt, bird droppings, tree sap, and UV rays. Regular detailing can prevent oxidation and fading, preserving the aesthetic appeal of the vehicle and maintaining its resale value.

Neglecting regular car detailing can lead to long-term damage that may be expensive to repair. For example, allowing bird droppings or tree sap to remain on the paint for an extended period can cause etching and damage to the clear coat. Rust and corrosion can also set in if contaminants are not promptly removed from exposed metal surfaces. Car detailing acts as a preventive measure against such long-term damage, ultimately extending the lifespan of your vehicle and minimizing the need for costly repairs.

A well-maintained and clean vehicle generally commands a higher resale value. Potential buyers are often willing to pay more for a car that looks and feels like it has been well taken care of. Regular detailing helps to keep the vehicle in top condition, addressing wear and tear, and presenting it in the best possible light when it's time to sell or trade-in.