A full interior + exterior detail with Shik Detail starts at $350 for a sedan and rises by vehicle size. Exterior-only starts at $135 and interior-only at $225. Paint correction starts at $405 and ceramic coating at $810. GST is extra.

Bigger vehicles have more glass, panels, seats and carpet, so they take more time and product. We price by vehicle size — sedan, small SUV, truck/full-size SUV, and minivan/3-row — so the quote matches the actual work rather than a one-size-fits-all rate.

No, within about 20 km of Edmonton — coming to you is the whole point. Beyond that ring a travel surcharge from $25 applies, confirmed before you book.

Only condition-based add-ons, always confirmed first: pet hair (from $60), salt-stain removal (from $40), engine bay cleaning ($50), ozone odor treatment ($69), heavy dirt/mud (from $40), and travel beyond 20 km (from $25). GST is extra.

Book online in under a minute — pick your service, vehicle size and a time — or call/text (780) 991-6784. You'll get a confirmation, and we arrive at your home or workplace at the scheduled time, fully equipped.

No. Our mobile unit is fully self-contained — we bring our own water and power to every job. All we need is access to your vehicle and a place to park beside it.

Yes. We detail at houses, condos and office parking lots across the Edmonton area. Just enter the address when you book and we'll come to you.

We're open Monday to Friday 8am–5pm and Saturday 9am–4pm, closed Sunday. We serve Edmonton plus Sherwood Park, Leduc, Spruce Grove, St. Albert and Stony Plain, with a travel surcharge from $25 beyond a 20 km ring.

It depends on the service and your vehicle's condition — an exterior detail is relatively quick, while a full detail takes a few hours. [Confirm typical ranges by service.] We give you a time estimate when you book.

We detail year-round and plan around Edmonton weather. If conditions would affect an exterior result, we'll reach out to reschedule the outdoor portion so quality is never compromised.

Exterior covers the outside — hand wash, wheels, tires, spray wax (from $110). Interior covers the cabin — steam clean, shampoo, extraction, leather, vacuum (from $199). A full detail combines both in one visit (from $239) and is the best value if your vehicle needs everything.

Full steam cleaning, deep fabric shampoo with hot-water extraction, leather clean and condition, a complete vacuum (trunk and under seats), headliner steam-disinfect, sanitization of all touch surfaces, and a deodorizer/air-freshening treatment.

Hand washing. We foam, hand-wash and hand-dry to avoid the swirl marks automatic tunnels leave, then apply a spray wax for protection and gloss.

Yes. Hot-water extraction dissolves and lifts road salt out of the fibres instead of masking it. Severe build-up may need the salt-stain add-on (from $40), flagged before we start.

Yes. We lift embedded dog and cat hair out of seats and carpets with dedicated tools — from $60, as an add-on or a standalone visit.

Yes. We detail through Edmonton winters and adjust our process for the cold. Winter is actually the best time for an interior detail — it removes built-up road salt before it stains carpets and mats.

Both help. A fall detail (ideally with a protective coating) prepares the paint for salt and gravel; a spring detail removes the winter's salt and grime. If you only do one, a post-winter interior detail saves your carpets.

Road salt and magnesium chloride brine crust carpets and attack paint, while gravel chips the finish. Interior extraction removes the salt, and a ceramic coating gives paint a salt-resistant, easy-clean barrier through the freeze-thaw season.

Our coatings are warrantied for 2 or 5 years. Real-world longevity depends on maintenance washing — we include care instructions so the coating keeps protecting and beading for its full warranty life despite Alberta's salt and freeze-thaw cycles.

For most drivers who keep a vehicle a few years, yes — it resists salt and gravel, makes washing far easier, and holds gloss far longer than wax. The 2-year option is a lower-commitment start; the 5-year is better value if you keep the vehicle longer.

Wax is cheap and lasts weeks. Ceramic coating is a multi-year chemical bond that resists salt and eases cleaning. PPF (paint protection film) is a physical layer for rock-chip protection — toughest and priciest. [Confirm if PPF is offered.]

Usually some level, yes. A coating locks in whatever's underneath, so correcting swirls and scratches first means you seal in a flawless finish. We assess the paint and recommend the lightest correction that achieves the look you want.