RV Washing

What This Service Involves

Recreational vehicles pick up black streaks below the roofline and grow green algae while parked through our long, wet off-season. Our gentle wash safely cleans the tall sides, roof, and awnings without forcing water into seams and seals. We treat oxidation and streaking that dull the finish over time. A clean RV is ready for the road and holds its value better between trips.

Benefits

Removes black streaks below the roofline; clears storage algae from sides and roof; protects seals by avoiding forced water; preserves the finish and resale value; readies the rig for travel season

Our Process

1) Rinse loose grime and inspect seals; 2) Apply a vehicle-safe detergent to sides and roof; 3) Soft wash streaks, awnings, and trim; 4) Rinse thoroughly and spot-dry the finish

What Affects the Cost

Length and height of the RV; severity of streaking and algae; roof and awning condition; oxidation treatment needs; how often washing is scheduled

Best Time of Year

RVs are best washed in spring before travel season and again before winter storage to prevent algae from settling in.