Your Engine Bay Will Look 10x Better

Whether you just purchased your vehicle, plan on selling it, or just want to give it some well needed TLC, your engine will look much better once we’re done.

Not only does a clean engine bay make your car look better, but it helps you diagnose car problems easier. You’ll be able to quickly tell where the cause of leak is or if anything has torn.

Here’s Our Engine Cleaning Process:

  • 1 - Inspect engine bay

    We want to make sure there’s nothing that we need to keep an eye on during the cleaning.

  • 2 - Cover sensitive areas

    Depending on the car, this might be the battery, intake, etc.

  • 3 - Spray and agitate

    This is where the heavy work is done with multiple brushes and cleaners.

  • 4 - Dry and blow any water

    Now it’s time to dry the entire engine bay (including all the water in the tight areas).

  • 5 - Final touch up and dress plastic

    Wrapping up the engine, we’ll touch up any areas that need it and shine up all the plastic panels.

Simple Pricing

Price may vary based on size, condition, and type of engine bay.

*NOTE: Certain criteria is required for this service*

  • $80
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    Engine Cleaning FAQ

    Do you come to me?

    Sadly no, in the future we're planning on experimenting with mobile detailing but at the moment we have a location you can drop the vehicle off to us!

    How long does this service take?

    It depends on the size and condition, but it typically takes 60 minutes to complete. If the condition is worse, it’ll take longer.

    Are you going to use water on my engine bay?

    Yes, but we’re not flooding the engine bay with water. We’re careful to cover up the necessary areas, we hold the wand at a safe distance, and the primary focus is to rinse off the dirt and that’s it.

    There’s an oil leak/spill. Can you clean that up?

    If your engine bay is covered in oil/grease, we will not be able to service it. There’s only so much we can clean and are not able to get under or thoroughly into the engine bay where a lot of the mess is collected.

    Have more questions?

    Visit our in-depth FAQ page where we answer a lot of your questions for our different services.