Over time your interior experiences damage just as the exterior does. Dust , dirt, stains, pet hair, build up quickly. Without proper cleaning, bacteria, odors , and allergens can lingerie in your vents, seats, and carpets. Interior detailing is essential for:

Removing bacteria and allergens which can affect the air quality.

Preserving upholstery and surfaces to prevent wear and fading on leather, fabric and plastics.

Eliminating odors whether it be smoke, pet smells, or food spills. These smells can become permanent if not treated.

Maintaining Value with a well-maintained interior to make your car more attractive to buyers or comfortable for family and friends.

How often really depends on how much you use your car and what kind of messes it could be exposed to. One of the best times to get a detailing is after winter to remove the salt and dirt build up. Here are some general guidelines that may help.

1. Every 4-6 weeks for people who use their car everyday. Dust, dirt, air pollutants and even body oils penetrate into surface quickly. Frequent detailing maintains healthy air quality inside your vehicle.

2. Every 3-4 Months for light commuters. Your car doesn’t get to much usage other than to and from work and the occasional trip out. Leather cleaning and conditioning should be done every season to avoid cracking.

3. Every 2-3 Months is very important for families and pet owners. Family vehicles tend to get more spills, stains, messes and smells. Maintaining a healthy interior is good for you, your family and your pets.

Keeping up with a regular detailing schedule is great but sometimes you may need professional help sooner rather than later for some messes. Here are some warning signs:

Stains on seats or carpet - The longer these sit the harder the are to remove

Lingering Odors - Sometimes air fresheners cant do the job and a deeper clean is needed

Sticky Surfaces - This could be grime build up and body oils or spills that need immediate attention.

Foggy and Dirty Windows - Crystal clear windows don’t just look great but are essential for safe driving.

Allergy season - Increased build up of dust, pollen and bacteria inside your car can trigger allergy symptoms.