Explore Our Detailing Services
With 30 years of experience in the car detail industry, Van Cour’s Auto Detail uses the best methods and products for maintaining the showroom appearance of your vehicle.
Complete Detailing
Exterior
Look no further for the very best in exterior details offered here at Van Cours. Providing superb detailed cleaning of all exterior components, features and surfaces of your vehicle, pay special attention to the paint surface, trim, glass and accents.
Exterior hand wash and dry.
Tires and wheels cleaned, incl’ dressed.
Windows cleaned (Exterior ONLY)
Three step buff and wax
Exterior molding, vinyl, rubber cleaned and dressed.
Additional charges for exterior details can include:
Heavy scratches
Tree pitch
Water spotting
Truck bed canopies
Interior
You want the interior to reflect that brand new car smell and feel right? At Van Cours, we pride ourselves in meticulous details to every nook and cranny of your interior surfaces, vents, and pay special attention to carpets, upholstery and leather surfaces.
This is the top tier interior detail, does a deep cleaning of the interior & comes with a complementary exterior wash:
All interior upholstery vacuumed and shampooed.
Windows cleaned inside and out.
Interior leather, vinyl and plastic cleaned & dressed.
Floor mats are steam cleaned.
Addition charges for interior can include:
Dog Hair
Heavily soiled
Mold
Water Leak damages
Mini Detail
Only need a little bit of touchup? The mini detail is a smaller mix between our interior and exterior detail.
Interior vinyl, plastic and leather cleaned incl’ dressed.
Carpets vacuumed .
Windows cleaned inside and out.
Exterior hand wash and dry
Tires and wheel cleaned and dressed.
Floor mats are steam cleaned.
Does not include:
Buff and Wax
Shampooing
Detail Pricing
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Complete Detail
Pricing
Small $429.95
Medium $469.95
Large $505.95
XL $539.95
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Interior & Wash
Pricing
Small $309.95
Medium $339.95
Large $369.95
XL $409.95
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Exterior Only
Pricing
Small $309.95
Medium $339.95
Large $389.95
XL $429.95
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Wash & Vacuum
Pricing
Small $109.95
Medium $119.95
Large $129.95
XL $139.95
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Mini-Detail
Pricing
Small $229.95
Medium $259.95
Large $289.95
XL $339.95
Ceramic Coating
Ceramic Coating is the purest form of surface protection you can apply to your vehicle.
Coatings form chemical bonds to the applied substrate, which become both chemically and wear resistant. These chemical bonds are hard to break once cured and give outstanding performance characteristics. The liquid ceramic coating will provide years of protection against all types of environmental attacks.
The ceramic resin acts like an additional layer of clear coat which gives increased depth of gloss and enhanced color. Ceramic coating creates an almost non-stick layer which reduces the adhesion of dirt, grime and bugs. The cured ceramic coating is extremely hydrophobic and chemical resistant.
Paint Protection Film
We use Paint Protection Film for designs to last. The film is scientifically formulated to keep your vehicle beautiful for years to come, also including a limited-warranty, and are available in either optically clear high-gloss or matte finishes.
Paint protection film (PPF, also called clear bra, clear film or clear paint film) is a thermoplastic urethane often self-healing film applied to painted surfaces of a new or used car in order to protect the paint from stone chips, bug splatters, and minor abrasions. This film is also used on airplanes, RVs, cell phones, electronics, screens, motorcycles, and many other areas. Paint protection film is OEM approved by virtually all car manufacturers.
This film is most commonly applied to high-impact areas of vehicles which include: the hood, the front fenders, the front bumper, the side view mirrors, the rocker panels, the lower portion of the doors, and the rear guards behind the rear wheels. This is because these specific panels are the most susceptible to damage from rock chips and other forms of road debris from other vehicles, driving near construction, and even through self-inflicted damage—which is caused by simply driving due to the fact that debris is inevitably kicked up from the tires rotating.
Window Tinting
Tinting Your Car Windows has a ton of benefits:
UV protection: Most people overlook the fact that your skin can suffer sun damage from inside your car. But window tints can block up to 99% of the sun’s UV rays for added protection while you drive.
Preserving your interior: UV rays don’t just damage your skin. They also cause interior materials like your seats and dashboard to fade and crack. Tinted windows can preserve these materials and extend the life of your car’s interior.
Accident safety: A window tint is a film that sticks to the window and has the tendency to hold broken glass together in the event of an accident, thus preventing dangerous shards from flying around.
Increased privacy: Window tints allow you to look out while making it harder for others to see in. And that makes it more difficult for anyone to see valuables left inside your car.
Improved comfort: By blocking out UV rays, window tints can make the inside of a vehicle significantly cooler and more comfortable, particularly during hot summer months. Window tints also reduce glare from the sun for greater comfort for your eyes.
Better gas mileage: Running the air conditioner stunts your gas mileage. By blocking the sun and cooling the cabin, window tints allow you to cut down on your air conditioner use and get more mileage out of your tank.
Sharper look: There’s no other way to put it. Tinted windows give a car some attitude and improve the overall style of the exterior.
Tint Pricing
Full Tint: $350
Two Fronts: $185
Pricing may vary dependent on the specifics of your car or truck. Prices updated June 2026. All tints come with a limited lifetime warranty. Washington State Law: Front sides, back sides, and rear windows must allow more than 24% of light in. Non-reflective tint is allowed on the top six inches of the windshield.
Your personal belongings, bags, pillows, blankets, baby accessories, emergency drive kits and other items must be removed from the vehicle for all interior bookings.
*The prices shown are an average cost. Other factors may add additional fees, such as depth of debris, dirt and grime, as well as sap residue and road grime inherent with living in the Pacific Northwest.
Prices are subject to change.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Car detailing is the act of cleaning a car, inside and out. Some people choose to detail their own cars while others pay pro auto detailing professionals to do the job. Detailing can be done for many reasons, including cosmetics, to maintain the value of an older vehicle, or simply because you just want your car looking its best!
A basic detailing job includes washing, waxing, polishing, vacuuming the interior, and getting rid of any trash inside. They may even take it a step further by doing the engine which is great for looking at all the parts that are not well-seen or touched during normal maintenance visits.
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This all depends on how often you drive your vehicle. If you have a daily driver, it’s best to get the exterior professionally detailed every 3-6 months. An annual detail is a good idea for classic or newer models that will be going up for sale within the year.
The inside should also be cleaned every 1-3 months to keep your vehicle looking its best. This includes interior cleaning products to remove dirt, mildew, and odors.
This service is a wonderful way to keep your car looking new and protection for your paintwork for years – even decades!
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All detail packages are full day details, 6-8 hours estimate, except for wash and vacuums.
Wash and vacuums are roughly 60-90 minutes.
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Absolutely!
There are many benefits to having a car detailed, and not just for cosmetic purposes. A car detail service will make a used vehicle look new, and it will give the interior an opportunity to breathe (removing harmful contaminants such as smoke odors can be very beneficial).
The exterior of the vehicle will benefit greatly from auto detailing services as well. Detailing will remove any hard contaminants that may have gotten on the paint over time, including tree sap, spilled liquids, or bird droppings. It makes for an excellent way to protect your new paint job!
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It is always best to remove ALL of your belongings from the inside of your vehicle. For our interior work, it is best to make sure our staff is able to do their job efficientlyy and effectively and personal belongings hinder that process.
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A basic detail includes a wash, wax, and vacuum.
A full detail adds a few more elements to the list: interior & engine bay cleaning, leather conditioning, carpet shampooing, window tint removal (if applicable), and often times headlight restoration as well.
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Typically during a detailing appointment, the interior and exterior of the car are inspected. The interior may include vacuuming carpets and upholstery, wiping down any surfaces such as the dashboard and door panels, scrubbing away any stains – such as spills, dirt, or pet hair – from seats, and applying a protectant to the dash and door panels.
Exterior work may include a clay bar treatment, a thorough hand car wash with a two-bucket method, cleaning any wheel wells or engine bays, waxing or polishing metal parts such as bumpers and side mirrors, applying a sealant to the paint, and applying tire dressing.
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Typically, you’ll want to have your car detailed before putting it up for sale. This will help make sure potential buyers are attracted, and it increases your vehicle’s value!
A nice polished auto detailing can be done at any time, though. If you just got a new paint job done on your vehicle and want to make sure it’s protected, a good time for detailing would be immediately after the paint job.
You can also detail your car whenever you feel like it needs a bit of cleansing!