We Specialize in Protecting RVs & ATVs
An RV puts a huge amount of painted surface out in the sun, month after month, so oxidation, fading, and chalky UV damage are the number one enemy. That is why most owners who come to us start with a ceramic coating that shields the whole rig against UV, fading, and Texas heat while making a wall of fiberglass and paint far easier to wash. From there, paint protection film guards the front cap and high-impact areas from trail debris and road chips. We work on RVs, ATVs and UTVs, and we handle every service in house here in College Station, serving Bryan and the Brazos Valley.
Repel Water and Beat the Texas Sun
Ceramic Coating
Extend the life of your RV or ATV’s paint and finish with professional ceramic coating. This protective layer shields against UV rays, fading, and oxidation while creating a glossy, hydrophobic surface. Perfect for Texas summers, ceramic coating reduces upkeep and makes cleaning your recreational vehicle faster and easier.
Defend against Scratches and Swirls
Paint Protection Film
Keep your RV or ATV safe from chips, scratches, and trail debris with premium paint protection film. PPF creates an invisible shield that defends high-impact areas while maintaining your vehicle’s original look. It’s ideal for front caps, fenders, and other exposed surfaces. The film we install is CovrGard.
Full Exterior options
Paint Correction for RVs & ATVs
Recreational vehicles are prone to scratches, oxidation, and swirl marks from rugged environments. Our paint correction service restores clarity and depth to your vehicle’s finish, removing imperfections and bringing back a smooth, showroom-quality appearance.
Enhance Privacy and Reduce Glare
Automotive Tint
Keep your RV, ATV, or UTV adventure-ready with professional window tinting. Our ceramic films reduce glare, block harmful UV rays, and keep interiors cooler, perfect for long trips and Texas sun. Comfort, protection, and privacy wherever you go.
Shine up your 2nd home
Exterior & Interior Detailing
Our wash service is designed for recreational vehicles that face more than just everyday road dust. We carefully remove dirt, mud, and contaminants from your RV, ATV, or UTV with safe techniques that preserve paint, decals, and finishes. Every detail is cleaned, ensuring your recreational vehicle is spotless and ready for your next outing.
Personalized Services
Monthly Detailing Packages
Recreational vehicles demand regular upkeep. Our monthly detailing packages provide consistent washes, protective treatments, and touch-ups so your RV, ATV, or UTV always looks its best, ready for every road trip or trail ride.
Customer Testimonials
“Ricky honored his quote even though to do the job correctly took longer than expected, the sign of an honest business that puts the customer and the service 1st.”
“Fully recommend this business for anyone looking for a quality cleaning. Getting a quote and scheduling was seamless. Ricky was also so friendly and helpful and made the process quick and easy!”
“There is no one else I’d trust with my brand new Ford Expedition.”
Recreational Vehicle Questions and Answers
It depends heavily on the size of the rig and what you want done, so we quote after seeing it rather than guessing. A large motorhome is a very different job from an ATV. Send photos and rough dimensions or bring it by our College Station shop and we will give you an honest, itemized estimate.
That is its main job. Constant sun is what chalks and fades RV paint and gelcoat, and a ceramic coating adds a hard, UV-resistant layer that slows that damage dramatically while keeping the finish glossy and easier to clean. It lasts for years, not weeks. We coat RVs in College Station.
Both. We coat, film, correct, and detail ATVs and UTVs right alongside RVs. Off-road machines pick up mud, sun, and trail scratches fast, and the same ceramic and paint protection film that protect a motorhome work great on them. We handle all of it in College Station, serving Bryan and the Brazos Valley.
Yes. We have the space and setup to take on full-size motorhomes, travel trailers, fifth wheels, and toy haulers, along with ATVs and UTVs. Coatings and film come out best in our controlled shop environment in College Station. Tell us your rig and dimensions and we will plan the job around it.
The forward-facing surfaces that take the hits: the front cap, hood, and leading edges on an RV, and the fenders, tank, and plastics on an ATV. Those areas catch rock chips, trail debris, and bug etching at speed. Clear paint protection film shields them without changing the look. We install it in College Station.
Very. An RV or ATV bakes in the sun with a huge painted surface, and a ceramic coating shields all of it against UV, fading, and oxidation while making a big rig far easier to wash. On off-road vehicles it also helps mud and dust rinse off instead of caking on. We apply it in College Station.
For a rig that sees sun and trips, plan on a full detail a couple of times a year, with a proper wash in between. A ceramic coating is a longer-term, one-time step that cuts oxidation and makes each wash easier. We serve RV and ATV owners across College Station, Bryan, and the Brazos Valley.
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Most clients bundle a few of these. Tap any service to see what it does and get a quote.
Ready to protect your RV or ATV?
We detail, coat and film RVs and ATVs in College Station and Bryan, TX. Tell us the vehicle and what you want done and we will give you a price and a turnaround before you book. See what is included on our ceramic coating page, or check the pricing page.
The roof is the part that actually fails
Most of what people ask about is the sides, and the sides are the easy part. The roof decides how the rest of the vehicle ages, and it is usually the surface nobody has looked at in years.
RV roofs are generally EPDM or TPO rubber membrane, or fiberglass, and they do not want the same treatment. Rubber chalks and needs a cleaner that will not attack the membrane. Fiberglass oxidizes and can be corrected and coated much like paint. The wrong product on a rubber roof is how people shorten the life of the thing they were trying to protect.
The seals are the other roof job. Every seam, vent and skylight is sealed, and sealant shrinks and cracks under Texas sun. We look at yours while we are up there and tell you what we see, because a coating on the sides does nothing about water finding a way in at the top.
Those black streaks down the walls are the visible symptom of all of it. That is runoff carrying oxidised material down off the roof. Clean the streaks without dealing with the roof and they come back.
Why the price is not on a list
Size is the price, and it is not just length. Roof access, height, the number of seams, awnings and how much oxidation is already there all move it. A Class A motorhome, a travel trailer, a fifth wheel and an ATV are four different amounts of work.
Send photos and rough dimensions, and tell us how tall the unit is, so we can tell you straight away what is involved and where the work would happen.
What it costs
This one is quoted after we see it rather than off a list, because the work depends on the finishes involved and how much has to come apart to do it properly. Our published car pricing is on the pricing page so you can see the range we work in, and you get a firm number before anything starts.
