RV detailing done right — without the hassle.
Getting an RV or camper detailed used to mean hauling it to a shop, hoping they had a bay big enough, and waiting days for it to come back. Willis Mobile Detailing changed that. We come to your driveway, your storage facility, or your campsite with all the equipment we need.
RV exteriors are not the same as vehicle paint. Fiberglass panels, rubber roof seals, awning material, and slide-out trim all require different products and techniques. Using automotive products on RV fiberglass can cause streaking, staining, and long-term damage. We know the difference — and we use the right products for each surface.
Texas heat and UV are particularly brutal on RV exteriors. Oxidation builds up fast on fiberglass, making it look chalky and dull. Our detailing process removes that oxidation and restores the shine your RV had when it was new.
Everything your RV needs.
- Full exterior pre-rinse & foam wash
- Fiberglass oxidation removal & polish
- Slide-out panel cleaning
- Awning cleaning & treatment
- Wheel & tire detail
- Wax or sealant application
- Roof cleaning available (add-on)
- Interior wipe-down & vacuum on request
- Full exterior wash & rinse
- Bug & road grime removal
- Slide-out wipe-down
- Wheel & tire clean
- Spray wax or sealant protection
All sizes and brands. We've detailed Atlas, Keystone, Forest River, and more.
Large format detailing. We bring all the equipment needed for extended length vehicles.
Class A, B, and C motorhomes. Custom quotes based on length and current condition.
RV detailing is priced based on length, type, and current condition. A heavily oxidized 40ft motorhome requires significantly more work than a clean 25ft travel trailer. Text us your RV details and we'll give you an accurate quote fast.
Yes. As long as we have access to the vehicle and enough space to work, we can come to your storage facility. Let us know the address when you reach out and we'll confirm access requirements.
Roof cleaning is available as an add-on service. It's priced separately because roof material varies — rubber, fiberglass, and aluminum all require different products and techniques. Ask us when you get your quote.
Once or twice a year is ideal for most RV owners in San Antonio. Texas UV and heat oxidize fiberglass fast, so staying ahead of it prevents more costly restoration work down the road.