Engine Bay Detailing

No — we use a safe, low-pressure rinse and avoid spraying sensitive components directly.
We take care to cover or avoid electrical areas like the alternator, fuse box, and air intake. Our process is designed to enhance cleanliness and longevity without any risk to your engine.

A clean engine bay isn’t just cosmetic — it helps prevent issues and improves resale value.
It’s easier to spot oil leaks, corrosion, or cracked belts when the engine bay is clean. Mechanics also appreciate working in clean engine compartments, and buyers take note too.

It usually adds about 20–30 minutes to your full detail service.
We take the time to safely degrease, clean, and dress the engine bay properly. If your bay is heavily soiled, it may take a bit longer — we’ll always let you know upfront.

Engine bay detailing is currently only available as an add-on to our Full Interior + Exterior Detail.
This ensures we can clean the entire vehicle thoroughly, inside and out, in one efficient visit.

• Yes — engine bay detailing is especially valuable for older vehicles or those with high mileage.
  Removing years of built-up grease and debris helps prevent wear, reveals early signs of leaks, and can even improve how your vehicle is perceived during trade-ins or inspections. A clean engine bay shows your car has been well cared for, which matters to buyers, mechanics, and even dealerships.

Absolutely. Many of our customers combine several add-ons to create a completely customized experience. You’ll see all options during booking.

Pricing varies by service. Some start at $49, while others (like odor or mold treatments) are more intensive. Final pricing will be shown when you book your package and select upgrades.

In some cases, yes. More intensive services like Mold Spot Treatment or Vandalism Cleanup can add time. We’ll communicate clearly so you know what to expect.