A car detailing website designed to show the price for the car in the driveway before anyone calls

1. 01

   The hero is a car door with a price ticket on it

   Someone choosing a detailer wants to know how the work will look and what it will cost. A gloss-black panel with a body line and water beads sets the look, and the hanging ticket lists the full detail price for each vehicle size.

2. 02

   One size toggle reprices every package

   Detailing prices change with the size of the vehicle, and a single price grid leaves a truck owner hunting for the right column. Three size buttons update every package price, the time estimate and the request links, and a line under each price still shows all three sizes.

3. 03

   Water, power and parking are answered up front

   Mobile customers want to know what the detailer needs from them: a hose, an outlet, a parking spot or their whole afternoon. A light section answers each one in turn and adds a short checklist for the morning of the visit.

4. 04

   The coating page says what a coating won’t do

   Ceramic coating costs real money, and buyers have heard big promises about it. A separate page puts what a coating does beside what it doesn’t, walks through the prep steps, prices the coatings by vehicle size and lists the upkeep.

• Packages with what each one includes and how long it takes
• Prices by vehicle size, or a clear note on what moves the price
• What you need on site: water, power, space, and whether the customer has to stay home
• Your service area by neighborhood or ZIP, plus any travel fee
• The insurance you carry, stated plainly, and how property managers can get a certificate
• A request form that asks for the vehicle, its size, the address and a time window

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