Tell us what's bugging you. We'll tell you what to book.

Half the calls we get start with somebody asking for the wrong thing. They want a ceramic coating for a hot cabin, which is a tint problem. They want a full detail for paint that has stopped beading, which is a ten dollar sealant problem this year and a coating conversation next year. Nobody's fault. The industry spent twenty years blurring these words together, and now everyone's paying for it one confused phone call at a time.

So here's the sorting, the way we actually do it. You don't pick a service. You tell us the symptom, because the symptom always knows.

The three jobs, in one breath each

Detailing fixes the present. It removes what's on the car right now: the grit, the crumbs, the dog, the drive-through souvenir under the seat rail. Ceramic coating protects the future. It's a cured layer that makes the next three to five years of weather slide off instead of sticking. Window tint fixes the physics. Heat and glare come through glass, and no amount of cleaning or coating touches either one.

Detail fixes what happened. Coating changes what happens next. Tint changes the weather inside the car. Three different jobs, and the words only overlap in ad copy.

Run it yourself

Below is the same triage we run at the counter, minus the small talk. Tick everything that's true about your car, and it builds the booking we'd actually recommend, with the starting prices straight off our menu. It doesn't want your email. It doesn't follow you around the internet afterward. It's just the answer.

What we won't sell you

If you ticked one interior symptom and nothing else, you need an Interior Reset, not an $800 coating, and we will say exactly that on the phone. A coating on a car you're trading in next spring is a gift to the next owner. Tint on a car that lives in a parking garage is solving a problem you don't have. The fastest way to keep a customer for ten years is to talk them out of the wrong purchase in year one.

And if the checker hands you a lineup that costs more than you were planning to spend, that's fine too. Book the piece that hurts most and stage the rest. The car doesn't care about the order. It cares that somebody finally listened to the symptoms.