Custom Auto Detailing Service "Insurance Services"

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We work within the insurance industry completing complex details that no one else has the training or the want to complete. We are able to get the vehicle back to the owners in a like new condition.

Broken glass inside a vehicle poses a serious safety risk to both occupants and technicians. After incidents like accidents, break-ins, or vandalism, thorough removal of shattered glass is critical. Tiny shards can become embedded in seats, carpets, vents, and hard-to-see crevices, leading to potential injury or long-term damage to interior components. Professional glass removal involves careful vacuuming, surface cleaning, and inspection to ensure all fragments are eliminated. Special attention is given to child or pet areas, air vents, and upholstery seams. Proper removal not only prevents cuts and scratches but also restores the cleanliness and safety of the vehicle for everyday use.

Water Intrusion

 Cleaning water damage from a vehicle’s interior involves a detailed, multi-step process to restore the car to a safe and functional condition. The process starts with assessing the extent of the damage—checking carpets, seats, insulation, and electronic components. Immediate removal of standing water is critical to prevent mold growth and further deterioration. This is followed by drying the interior using industrial fans, dehumidifiers, and sometimes heat treatments. Upholstery, carpet, and padding are either deep-cleaned or replaced, depending on the level of saturation and contamination. Electronics and wiring are inspected for corrosion or short circuits and repaired or replaced as needed. A final sanitization step ensures mold, mildew, and odors are eliminated. The goal is to fully restore the vehicle’s interior while preserving safety, comfort, and value. 

Mold Decontamination

 Cleaning mold damage from a vehicle’s interior requires careful, thorough remediation to ensure safety and prevent recurrence. The process begins with identifying all affected areas, including carpets, seats, headliners, and hidden spaces like under mats and inside air vents. Personal protective equipment (PPE) is essential during removal to avoid exposure to harmful spores. Mold-infested materials are either deep-cleaned with antimicrobial treatments or replaced if the contamination is severe. Industrial-grade cleaners and ozone or fogging machines are often used to eliminate lingering spores and odors. Ventilation systems are also inspected and sanitized. After cleaning, the interior must be completely dried to prevent mold regrowth. This process restores a clean, healthy environment inside the vehicle and helps maintain its resale value and safety. 

After a vehicle is recovered from theft, a thorough interior cleaning is essential to ensure the safety, hygiene, and peace of mind of the owner. The process begins with inspecting the cabin for any signs of damage, foreign objects, or hazardous materials left behind. All surfaces—seats, carpets, dashboard, and storage areas—are deep-cleaned and disinfected to remove dirt, fingerprints, and potential biohazards. If glass has been broken, all shards are carefully removed to prevent injury. Odors, such as smoke or other contaminants, are treated with ozone or neutralizing agents. The vehicle is also checked for tampering with electronics, locks, or hidden compartments. This comprehensive cleaning not only restores cleanliness but also ensures the vehicle is safe, secure, and ready for use again.

 Gross contamination in a vehicle—such as blood, bodily fluids, waste, or hazardous substances—requires immediate and professional attention to ensure the health and safety of anyone entering the vehicle. These contaminants can carry harmful pathogens and pose serious biohazard risks if not properly handled. The removal process involves wearing appropriate protective gear, isolating affected areas, and using EPA-approved cleaners and disinfectants. Surfaces are thoroughly sanitized, and any absorbent materials like carpets or seat padding may be removed and replaced. This deep-cleaning process not only restores the vehicle’s hygiene and comfort but also ensures it is safe for future use, meeting health and safety standards for both private owners and commercial fleets. 

 Unpleasant or persistent odors inside a vehicle can indicate deeper issues such as mold, smoke damage, chemical spills, or biological contamination. Proper odor removal is not just about improving comfort—it’s essential for the health and safety of the vehicle’s occupants. Masking smells is ineffective; true odor elimination requires identifying and treating the source using professional-grade equipment and techniques, such as ozone treatment, thermal fogging, and deep cleaning of upholstery and ventilation systems. This process ensures harmful particles and allergens are neutralized rather than simply covered up. Safe and thorough odor removal restores air quality, preserves interior materials, and provides peace of mind for drivers and passengers alike.