The navy Curbside Shine van parked on a home driveway, rear doors open on the detailing rig
How it works

We come to you.
Fully loaded.

A detail shop that fits in a van: water, power, tools and products. You give us a parking space, we give you back a clean car.

What we need from you

A parking space.
That's it.

Enough room to open all the doors and walk around the car: a driveway, the curb out front, a lot space. Plus a way to get in: keys in hand, a lockbox, or left at reception.

  • Your hoseWe carry 100 gallons of water. You won't see a spike on the bill.
  • Your outletOur generator runs the vacuum, extractor and polisher.
  • A garageOnly ceramic coating wants cover, and only if rain's around.
  • You, at homePlenty of customers are at work. We text photos when it's done.
  • To clean up firstDo take valuables and car seats out. We'll bag up anything we find.
The van

Self-contained,
start to finish.

Everything a fixed detailing bay has, racked into a cargo van. It's why the price is the same on your driveway as in a business park.

The navy van with its rear doors open: water tank, hose reel, generator and racked products, the detailer pulling out a hose
Water
100-gallon tank, filtered for a spot-free final rinse.
Power
Quiet inverter generator for the vacuum, extractor, steamer and polisher.
Wash
Pressure washer on a hose reel, foam cannon, two-bucket kit, microfiber by the stack.
Interior
Hot-water extractor, steamer, crevice tools and pet-hair brushes.
Run-off
Containment mat under every car we wash in an office lot. Water's collected, not left in the drain.
Light
LED work lights, so a dark garage or a November afternoon doesn't stop us.
Timing

How long
we'll be there.

Time on site, from parking up to handing back the keys. Bigger cars sit at the top of each range. Add-ons add 30 to 45 minutes each.

PackageCarSUVTruck / minivanGood to know
Maintenance wash1h1h 15m1h 30mFits a lunch break
Interior deep clean2h 30m3h3h 30mSeats dry in a few hours
Full detail4h4h 30m5hMorning or afternoon slot
Polish + sealant5h5h 30m6hNeeds a dry day
Ceramic coating7h8h8hFull day, dry for 24h after

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Home or office

Same van.
Two kinds of day.

Same list prices in both places, and office lots of 4+ cars get 10% off each. What changes is how we get the keys and where the water goes.

At home

driveway · street · apartment lot
  • Arrival window texted the evening before
  • Driveway or the curb out front, wherever the car fits with doors open
  • Apartment or condo lots: check your building's OK with it; we'll talk to management if that helps
  • HOA rules on washing? Tell us; we can do interior-only or use the run-off mat
  • Not home? Leave it unlocked or keys in a lockbox. Photos by text when it's done

At the office

4+ cars = 10% off each
  • We clear it with your building or facilities team first
  • Keys at reception by 8:30am
  • One van, two detailers: about 4 full details a day. Bigger lots run over back-to-back days, with keys back by 5pm each day.
  • Run-off mat under every car, nothing left on the asphalt
  • Mixed packages are fine: one wash, two full details, a ceramic
  • Each person pays for their own car, or the company pays for the lot
Rain policy

Ohio weather
is part of the job.

We check the forecast the evening before every booking and text you either way. Moving you is always free.

Rain forecast

Exterior work moves to the next open day, free, and we tell you the night before. Interior-only jobs usually go ahead: we work with the doors under cover or in your garage.

Cold snaps

Below about 35°F water freezes on the paint, so in deep winter we do interiors any day and exteriors on the milder ones. Salt season is exactly when a maintenance wash earns its keep.

Coating days

Ceramic coating needs a dry day and 24 hours without rain after. We book it around the forecast, or in your garage or carport if you have one.

Service area

Seven towns
we cover.

The van is based in Beavercreek. We drive to driveways and office lots in all of these:

BeavercreekFairbornXeniaKetteringCentervilleDaytonHuber Heights

Just outside one of these? Call or ask in the chat. Bigger jobs and office days sometimes make the trip, but we'll tell you straight rather than promise.

Dayton Huber Heights Fairborn Kettering Centerville Xenia BEAVERCREEK · BASE
Questions

Asked at
the curb.

The things people ask before their first booking.

Do I need to be home?

No. Plenty of people are at work. Leave the car unlocked or the keys in a lockbox, and we'll text you photos when it's done. Pay by card link or when you're back.

Will you use my water or electricity?

Never. The van carries its own 100 gallons of water and its own generator. You won't see it on a bill.

Can you do it at my apartment?

Usually, yes, in your space or a guest space, as long as the building is fine with it. Interiors need nothing but room to open the doors.

Is it noisy?

The generator is the quiet inverter kind, about as loud as a conversation. The vacuum is the loudest thing, and only for a few minutes at a time.

What if it rains on the day?

We text you the evening before and move exterior work to the next open day, free. Interior-only jobs usually go ahead.

How do I pay?

Card or tap when we hand the keys back, or a card link by text if you're not there. No deposit for standard packages.

Ready when you are

Pick a spot. We'll find you.

Build a quote for your car and send it over, or call. We text back with open days the same working day.