Truck Detailing in Pittsburgh

Pickups, crew cabs, three-row SUVs and work vans — detailed where they are parked, because most of them do not fit in a shop bay anyway.

PriceQuoted per job
WhereYour driveway, garage or office lot
PaymentOn site, after the job
DepositNone
HoursEvery day, 9 AM – 6 PM

A truck is a different job from a sedan. There is more of everything: more carpet, more glass, a bed, running boards, and usually a harder life — job sites, dogs, kids, hunting season and a winter of salted roads. Most detail shops price a truck as a sedan plus an upcharge and hope for the best. Here it is its own line on the price list, and the work is scoped for the vehicle in front of us.

Everything on the site is available for a truck or a large SUV: an interior deep clean including the second and third rows and the cargo area, an exterior hand wash and wax, paint polishing to take swirl marks and light scratches out, and a ceramic or graphene coating over the finished paint. Work trucks with a bed full of tools and vans that carry a crew every day get the same treatment as a family SUV.

Because the service is mobile there is nothing to drive across town and no lift height to worry about. Ruslan brings water, power and every product to the driveway, the yard or the lot. Tell us the model and what the truck has been through, with a couple of photos, and you get the exact price back before anything is booked.

How it works

5 steps
  1. 1

    Tell us the truck

    Make, model, cab and bed type, and what it needs — interior, exterior, polish or coating. A couple of photos is enough to quote from.

  2. 2

    Agree the scope on site

    We walk around the truck together first. Mud in the bed, dog hair in the back seat or a faded hood change the job, and you hear that before it starts.

  3. 3

    Interior

    Every row, the cargo area and the door jambs vacuumed, shampooed and extracted; hard surfaces detailed by hand; glass inside and out.

  4. 4

    Exterior

    Wheels and arches first, then a two-bucket hand wash, decontamination where needed, dried by hand and waxed — or polished and coated, if that is the job.

  5. 5

    Final walk-around

    A last look around the truck with you so anything you are not happy with is dealt with on the spot.

Truck detailing

Pickups, large SUVs and vans have their own rows on the price list for interior and polishing; coatings are quoted for the vehicle. Send the model and a couple of photos and you get an exact number before anything is booked.

Quoted per job

Send the make and model — or the length, for an RV — with a couple of photos. You get an exact number back before anything is booked.

Questions about Truck & SUV Detailing

Do you detail pickup trucks and work vans?

Yes — pickups of every cab size, three-row SUVs, minivans and commercial vans. Trucks and vans have their own rows on the price list for interior and polishing, and coatings are quoted for the vehicle.

Can you clean the bed of the truck?

Yes. A bed liner or a spray-in bed is washed out as part of the exterior. Tell us if there is a tonneau cover or a cap so the quote includes it.

Does a ceramic coating make sense on a work truck?

If it lives outside and sees salted roads all winter, it is exactly the vehicle a coating helps most: the salt film and brake dust stop bonding to the paint and a rinse takes them off. The paint has to be corrected first where it needs it, and that is part of the quote.

Do you need the truck in a garage?

No. A driveway, a yard or a lot with room to walk around the truck is enough. The mobile setup brings its own water and power.

Text a photo. Get the exact price.

Tell us the vehicle and what it needs. You get a real number back before anything is booked — no deposit, and you pay after the job.