• Thorough hand wash — Using RV-safe soaps to remove dirt, road grime, bugs, tar, tree sap, and bird droppings from the body, sides, front cap, rear, and undercarriage areas.
• Roof cleaning — Deep cleaning of the RV roof (EPDM rubber, TPO, fiberglass, etc.) with specialized cleaners to remove algae, mildew, oxidation, and debris; often includes conditioning or resealing if needed.
• Wheel and tire cleaning/dressing — Scrubbing wheels, wheel wells, and tires; applying tire shine/protectant for a dressed look and UV protection.
• Window and mirror cleaning — Inside and out for streak-free clarity (often with treatments like Rain-X).
• Awning cleaning (if applicable) — Washing and treating fabric awnings to prevent mildew.

• Vacuuming — Deep vacuum of carpets, upholstery, seats, floors, and hard-to-reach areas.
• Surface cleaning and dusting — Wiping down dashboards, counters, cabinets, appliances, vents, trim, and walls; cleaning/polishing wood, vinyl, or leather surfaces.
• Upholstery and carpet shampooing — Steam cleaning, spot/stain removal, and extraction to eliminate dirt, odors, and allergens.
• Kitchen and bathroom deep clean — Sanitizing sinks, counters, appliances (fridge, oven, microwave), shower, toilet, and fixtures.
• Odor elimination — Treating for musty smells, often with deodorizers or ozone if needed.
• Glass cleaning — Interior windows and mirrors.
• Conditioning — Applying protectants to leather, vinyl, rubber seals, and plastics to prevent cracking.

• Basic packages often focus on exterior wash + wax + basic interior vacuum/wipe-down (great for routine maintenance).
• Full or premium detailing includes everything in the deluxe package below.
• Maintenance aspect — Regular detailing (e.g., 1–2 times per year) prevents bigger issues like roof leaks, faded gelcoat/paint, or interior mold.
• This differs from general RV maintenance (like checking seals, batteries, tires, fluids, or slide-outs), which is more mechanical—detailing is primarily cosmetic and protective cleaning.