Detailer

An RV Detailer is a professional responsible for cleaning, maintaining, and restoring the appearance of recreational vehicles (RVs). Their primary goal is to ensure that the RV’s interior and exterior surfaces, as well as its components and accessories, look and function at their best.

Here are the typical tasks and responsibilities of an RV Detailer:

Exterior Cleaning: RV detailers clean the exterior of the RV, including the body, roof, windows, wheels, and tires. This often involves washing, waxing, and polishing to remove dirt, grime, road residue, and oxidation. They may also clean and treat the RV’s awnings, slide-outs, and other exterior components.

Interior Cleaning: Detailers thoroughly clean the interior of the RV. This includes vacuuming carpets and upholstery, wiping down surfaces, cleaning windows and mirrors, and sanitizing kitchen and bathroom areas. They may also clean and condition leather or fabric upholstery.

HVAC and Ventilation: RV detailers clean and service heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems to ensure they operate efficiently. They also clean and inspect roof vents and fans to maintain proper airflow.

Maintenance Checks: Detailers may perform basic maintenance checks on the RV’s systems and components, such as checking for leaks, inspecting seals, and ensuring that lights and electrical systems function correctly. They may also check and fill fluid levels in tanks and batteries.

Interior Detailing: Detailers often pay attention to the finer details of the RV’s interior. This includes cleaning and polishing interior surfaces like countertops, cabinetry, and fixtures. They may also clean and shine interior trim, vents, and dashboard components.

Awning Maintenance: RV awnings require regular cleaning and maintenance to prevent mold, mildew, and damage. Detailers may clean and inspect awnings, ensuring they are in good condition.

Exterior Component Care: Detailers may also clean and maintain exterior components like slide-outs, steps, and storage compartments. They ensure these components are functioning properly and are free of dirt or debris.

Final Inspections: After completing the detailing process, RV detailers perform final inspections to ensure that the RV’s interior and exterior are clean, well-maintained, and ready for use.