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The work

Cars, not stock photos

Every job on this page happened in a driveway in Bucks County. Drag any comparison to see what actually changed.

5 jobs shown

Recent work

Every car here is one we detailed

Andrew washing a foam-covered Mercedes-AMG G63 on a residential driveway

Mercedes-AMG G63

Full detail

Two-bucket contact wash, wheels and wells, then the interior. The whole vehicle in one visit, on the owner’s driveway.

Bucks County · Full Interior + Exterior · 3–4 hrs

Porsche wheel before, buried under brake dust and embedded iron The same Porsche wheel after decontamination Before After

Porsche

Real before / after

Brake dust and embedded iron had turned a factory wheel brown. Chemical decontamination, then clay. The finish underneath was never damaged, only buried.

Bucks County · Exterior Detail · same wheel, same angle

Andrew cleaning the interior of the G63 with the doors open

Mercedes-AMG G63

Interior

Compressed air into the seams, steam on the plastics, then extraction. The leather and the red trim came back without a mark.

Bucks County · Interior Detail · 2–3 hrs

Andrew washing the G63 wheel with foam

Mercedes-AMG G63

Exterior

Wheels, tyres and wheel wells first. That is where the worst of the contamination lives, and doing them last would put it straight back onto clean paint.

Bucks County · Exterior Detail · 1.5–2.5 hrs

A clean white Ferrari California on a residential driveway

Ferrari California

Full detail

A light colour hides nothing. Washed, decontaminated and sealed on the driveway, with nothing dropped off anywhere.

Bucks County · Full Interior + Exterior · 3–4 hrs

Asset slot · the whole gallery

Every comparison above is drawn in CSS, not photographed, and every vehicle, town and duration is a worked example — not a real job record. All of it gets replaced from the shoot below before this page goes live. The layout, filters and markup are final; only the pixels and the facts change.

Production brief

What the shoot has to deliver

This page only works with real footage. Here is exactly what it needs, so the shoot comes back usable the first time.

01

Hero loop

8–12 seconds, no audio, 16:9 landscape and a separate 9:16 vertical. Van arriving, foam breaking over a panel, a corrected reflection. Under 5 MB per cut.

02

Paired before / after

Six pairs, one per service. Tripod locked, identical framing, identical light, same time of day. If the camera moves between the two frames, the pair is unusable.

03

Swirls under light

The macro shot of swirl marks caught in a work light, then the same panel corrected. This single pair sells paint correction better than any paragraph.

04

The van, loaded

The mobile unit with tank and power visible. It is the proof that "we bring our own water" is true, and it is the most underused asset the business has.

05

Faces

Andrew working, and Andrew looking at the camera. Someone is letting a stranger into their driveway — a face does more for that than any badge.

06

One video review

Thirty seconds, filmed on a phone, customer standing next to their own car. Rougher is better — it reads as real.

Reviews

Nothing invented goes here

There is no public review anywhere for this business today — no Google profile, no Yelp, nothing. That is the biggest gap between DNA and everyone it competes with, and it cannot be fixed with copywriting.

Step 1 · Claim the profile

Create and verify the Google Business Profile as a service-area business. This is the single highest-return action available before launch — it feeds Maps, the local pack and AI answers.

Step 2 · Collect 15–20

Text the existing customer base a direct review link. Fifteen real reviews outrank any amount of on-page copy for "detailing near me".

Step 3 · Wire it live

Rating badge in the hero, three long-form reviews here, and the aggregate in structured data — which only becomes legal to publish once the reviews exist.

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