Car Wash
In and out fast — without cutting corners on your paint. Pick the package that fits your day.
Pick your wash
Every price below is a placeholder — drop in what you actually charge.
- Exterior wash
- Spot-free rinse
- Power dry
- Wheel & tire cleaning
- Interior vacuum
- Wax / sealant
- Everything in Express
- Wheel & tire cleaning
- Tire shine
- Undercarriage rinse
- Interior vacuum
- Wax / sealant
- Everything in Deluxe
- Interior vacuum
- Windows in & out
- Dash & console wipe-down
- Spray wax
- Hand wax / sealant
- Everything in Full Service
- Hand wax or sealant
- Door jambs wiped
- Mats deep cleaned
- Interior protectant
- [Add your top-tier extra]
Every price on this page is a placeholder. Put in the numbers you actually charge, be clear about what's included at each tier, and state plainly how you handle vehicles that take longer (oversized vehicles, heavy pet hair, serious neglect). If a price is "starting at," say so. Advertising a price you won't actually honor at the counter is the fastest way to lose a customer — and in most states it's deceptive advertising.
Add-ons
🧹 Interior Shampoo
[Describe this add-on]
🐶 Pet Hair Removal
[Describe this add-on]
✨ Clay Bar Treatment
[Describe this add-on]
💧 Engine Bay Clean
[Describe this add-on]
🧠 Headlight Restoration
[Describe this add-on]
🌑 Odor Treatment
[Describe this add-on]
Careful, every time
The difference between a good wash and a bad one is what touches your paint.
[Describe your wash process in your own words — your pre-soak, whether you're touchless or soft-cloth, the mitts and towels you use, how you avoid swirls, and how you dry. This is where a customer decides whether to trust you with their car.]
- [Step 1 of your wash process]
- [Step 2]
- [Step 3]
- [Step 4]
Memberships & wash plans
[If you offer an unlimited wash membership, spell out the real terms here — monthly price, which packages are included, how many vehicles, and how to cancel.]
Car washes and detailers get damage claims: loose trim, aftermarket parts, cracked windshields, worn clear coat, antennas. Write down the policy you actually follow — what you inspect before starting, what you ask customers to remove, what you're not responsible for, and how you handle a claim. Have it reviewed by a qualified professional and make sure it matches what your insurance actually covers. Don't copy another shop's disclaimer.
Do I need an appointment for a wash?
+[Your walk-in policy, and whether busy times need a booking.]
How long does a wash take?
+[Real times per package.]
Is your wash safe for my paint?
+[Explain your equipment and process honestly. Don't claim a wash is "100% scratch-free" — explain what you actually do to minimize risk.]
Do you charge extra for trucks and SUVs?
+[Your oversized-vehicle pricing. Say it up front, not at the counter.]
What about a lifted truck or an aftermarket body kit?
+[Whether you can safely wash it, and what you'd ask the customer to do first.]