Mobile detailing cost in Las Vegas depends on more than just vehicle size — desert sun, hard water, and how long it’s been since the last proper wash all factor into the final price. At AOA Detailing, Kevin and the team quote every job based on what a vehicle actually needs rather than a flat rate that ignores months of UV exposure or the mineral buildup that comes with the valley’s notoriously hard water supply. This guide breaks down real 2026 pricing for every service AOA offers — interior detailing, exterior detailing, paint correction, ceramic coating, and full details — so Las Vegas drivers know what to expect before they book.
Quick Summary
- A full mobile detail from AOA Detailing runs $250–$700, depending on vehicle size and whether you choose the Signature or Prestige package
- Exterior detailing starts at $90, and interior detailing starts at $185
- Paint correction runs $550–$950, and ceramic coating runs $1,000–$1,650, both priced by paint condition and vehicle size
- Vehicle size — small sedan, medium SUV/truck, or large SUV/van — is the single biggest factor in final price, followed by package tier and any add-ons
- Add-ons like engine bay cleaning, headlight restoration, and pet hair removal run $39–$99 each
- Call (775) 244-5315 or book online for an exact quote based on your vehicle and service area
Mobile Detailing Cost in Las Vegas: The Short Answer
Here’s what AOA Detailing charges across the valley, from a quick exterior refresh to a full ceramic coating install:
| Service |
Price Range |
| Exterior Detailing |
$90 – $200 |
| Interior Detailing |
$185 – $500 |
| Full Detailing (Interior + Exterior) |
$250 – $700 |
| Paint Correction |
$550 – $950 |
| Ceramic Coating |
$1,000 – $1,650 |
| RV & Aircraft Detailing |
Custom quote |
These ranges cover both the Signature and Prestige tiers, and the low end of each range is typically a small sedan or coupe on the Signature package while the high end is a large SUV, truck, or van on the Prestige package with heavier correction work involved. RV and aircraft detailing are quoted individually because size and condition vary too much for a flat range to mean anything.
What Actually Moves the Price
Three things drive the final number on every quote: vehicle size, package tier, and how much correction the paint or interior needs before it can be protected.
Vehicle size. AOA prices in three tiers — small (sedan, coupe), medium (SUV, truck), and large (van, large SUV) — with medium and large vehicles running roughly 20% and 40% above the small-vehicle base price. More surface area simply means more time, more product, and more labor.
Package tier. Signature is the standard wash-polish-protect process most vehicles need on a normal maintenance schedule. Prestige adds deeper paint decontamination, additional correction passes, and premium sealants or coatings for vehicles that need more than a routine refresh — think a car that hasn’t been detailed in a year, or one with visible swirl marks and water spotting.
Condition, especially desert-specific wear. Las Vegas is hard on paint and interiors in ways a lot of other markets aren’t. Direct summer sun bakes dashboards and fades trim faster than milder climates. The valley’s water supply runs high in dissolved minerals, so vehicles washed with a hose instead of a proper two-bucket method often show hard water spotting that needs correction before a sealant or coating will bond properly. A vehicle in that condition costs more to bring back than one that’s been maintained on a regular schedule — which is part of why Kevin quotes by actual condition rather than a one-size price.
Signature vs. Prestige: Two Ways to Book
Every core service — interior, exterior, and full detailing — comes in both tiers, and the difference isn’t just price. Signature covers a genuinely thorough wash, vacuum, and protective finish; Prestige goes further with more correction time, premium products, and a longer-lasting result. Vehicles heading into ceramic coating almost always start with a Prestige-level paint prep, since coating over unaddressed swirl marks or oxidation just locks the damage in under a glossy layer. For a closer look at what separates the two, see AOA’s full breakdown of Signature vs. Prestige packages.
Popular Add-Ons and What They Cost
Most add-ons layer onto an existing interior, exterior, or full detail rather than getting booked on their own:
- Engine bay detailing — +$79
- Headlight restoration — +$49
- Leather conditioning — +$59
- Odor elimination treatment — +$39
- Pet hair removal — +$49
- Ceramic coating touch-up — +$99
Add-ons are the easiest way to keep a base package affordable while still solving one specific problem — foggy headlights or a lingering smell, for example — without paying for a full paint-correction pass you don’t need yet.
Paint Correction and Ceramic Coating: The Bigger Investment
Paint correction ($550–$950) and ceramic coating ($1,000–$1,650) sit at the top of the price list because they’re doing more than cleaning — they’re restoring or protecting the clear coat itself. Correction removes swirl marks, light oxidation, and years of accumulated scratches through machine polishing, which takes hours of skilled labor per panel. Coating adds a semi-permanent, hydrophobic layer that sheds Las Vegas dust and hard water spots far more easily than wax, cutting down how often a vehicle needs a full wash in the first place.
Priced against a wax job every few months for several years, or a full correction to undo months of desert sun damage, ceramic coating is usually the better long-term value for anyone keeping a vehicle more than a couple of years in this climate. It’s also the service where paying for quality prep matters most — a coating applied over unaddressed swirl marks or contamination won’t perform the way it should, regardless of price.
Is Mobile Pricing Higher Than a Shop?
Not usually. AOA’s mobile pricing lines up with — and often beats — comparable shop pricing in the valley, because there’s no storefront overhead built into the quote. The real cost difference between mobile and shop detailing shows up in convenience, not the invoice: a shop visit means dropping the car off and arranging a ride, while a mobile detail happens in a driveway, office parking lot, or hotel valet area while the day continues around it. For a full comparison of what each option actually delivers, see mobile vs. shop detailing.
Booking the Right Package for Your Budget
The fastest way to get an exact number is a quick call — Kevin quotes based on the vehicle’s actual size and condition rather than a generic online calculator, so the price given up front is the price charged on service day. AOA serves the full Las Vegas Valley within a 25-mile radius, from Henderson to Summerlin and everywhere between, so location doesn’t add a surprise travel fee to the quote.
To book, call (775) 244-5315, reach out through the contact page, or book online and select the service, vehicle size, and any add-ons — the system builds a running total as you go, so there are no surprises at checkout.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What’s the cheapest mobile detailing option in Las Vegas?
A Signature exterior detail on a small sedan starts at $90 and covers a full hand wash, wheel cleaning, and protective wax — the most affordable way to keep a daily driver looking maintained between fuller details.
2. Why does vehicle size change the price so much?
A large SUV or van has significantly more surface area, more seats and carpet to clean, and more time on the clock than a coupe. AOA’s medium and large tiers run about 20% and 40% above the small-vehicle base to reflect that added labor.
3. Is mobile detailing more expensive than taking my car to a shop?
Generally no — AOA’s mobile pricing is comparable to or lower than valley shop pricing, since there’s no facility overhead baked into the quote. The main trade-off is convenience, and mobile service wins there since the detail happens wherever the vehicle already is.
4. Are there extra fees for mobile service outside central Las Vegas?
AOA covers a 25-mile service radius from Las Vegas at no added travel fee. Locations further out may incur a small trip charge, which Kevin will always quote up front before booking.
5. How do I get an exact price instead of a range?
Call (775) 244-5315 with your vehicle’s year, make, and model, or use the online booking form, which calculates a running total based on the exact service, vehicle size, and add-ons you select.
Kevin is the founder and owner-operator of AOA Detailing, personally handling every job across the Las Vegas Valley. He provides mobile interior, exterior, paint-correction, and ceramic-coating services, quoting each job by the vehicle’s actual size and condition rather than a flat rate. Call (775) 244-5315, contact AOA Detailing, or book online for an exact price.
