Auto Detailing Pricing in Medford, OR
Most detailers in Medford quote by phone or in person only. We publish real ranges here because guessing at cost is the single biggest reason people put off getting their car detailed. Final pricing depends on vehicle size and condition, confirmed after a quick inspection or a few photos. See our full auto detailing services in Medford for details on what each service actually includes.
Mobile Detailing Price in Medford
Every price below reflects our standard rate by vehicle class, so you can estimate cost before ever picking up the phone. Add-on services are listed separately since they’re priced based on your vehicle’s specific condition.
| Service | Compact / Sedan | SUV / Crossover | Truck / Large SUV |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hand Wash / Express Detailing | $60–$90 | $80–$110 | $90–$130 |
| Interior Detailing | $150–$200 | $180–$250 | $220–$300 |
| Exterior Detailing | $140–$190 | $170–$230 | $200–$275 |
| Full Detail (Interior + Exterior) | $150–$200 | $225–$300 | $275–$350 |
| Paint Correction (Single-Stage) | $350–$500 | $450–$600 | $500–$700 |
| Paint Correction (Multi-Stage) | $700–$900 | $800–$1,000 | $900–$1,200 |
| Ceramic Coating | $700–$900 | $800–$1,000 | $900–$1,200 |
| Headlight Restoration | $75–$125 (per pair) | $75–$125 (per pair) | $75–$125 (per pair) |
| Engine Bay Detailing | $60–$90 | $60–$90 | $70–$100 |
| Pet Hair Removal | $50–$100 (add-on) | $75–$125 (add-on) | $100–$150 (add-on) |
| Odor Removal | $75–$150 (add-on) | $75–$150 (add-on) | $100–$175 (add-on) |
Prices reflect typical Medford market ranges for vehicles in average condition. Heavier buildup, deeper paint damage, or larger-than-average vehicles may fall at the higher end or require a custom quote.
Looking for a recurring schedule instead of a one-time service? See our detailing maintenance plans for monthly, seasonal, and quarterly pricing options.
For multi-vehicle business accounts, fleet and commercial detailing is priced separately with volume discounts.
What Changes the Price
A handful of real factors move a job up or down within its range, not guesswork or upselling. Knowing these ahead of time helps set the right expectation before we even see the vehicle.
- Vehicle size. A compact sedan takes less time than a three-row SUV or crew cab truck, both inside and out, which is why every service above scales up by vehicle class.
- Condition. A car detailed every few months costs less to maintain than one that hasn’t been cleaned in a year. Heavy pet hair, deep stains, or years of oxidation push a job toward the higher end of its range.
- Add-ons. Paint correction, ceramic coating, engine bay detailing, pet hair removal, and odor treatment are priced separately from a base detail since they need extra time and different products. Note that paint correction is generally required before ceramic coating on paint with existing swirl marks or oxidation, so budget for both if your paint needs it.
- Mobile vs. in-shop. We offer transparent pricing for both mobile and in-shop detailing. Final pricing depends on your vehicle’s condition and selected services, not where the appointment takes place.
Why does detailing cost more than a car wash?
A car wash cleans the surface in minutes. A detail is hand work: cleaning seams and vents, shampooing seats, decontaminating paint and protecting it. You are paying for hours of labor, not just soap and water.
Why do two quotes for the same car differ?
Because the work behind them differs. One price may be a wash and vacuum while another includes seat shampoo, clay bar and sealant. Ask exactly what is included, and what is not.
How We Quote
We’d rather look at your vehicle, even just a few photos, than guess over the phone. A quick inspection or photo set tells us the vehicle’s actual condition, so the price we give you is the price you pay, not a lowball number that grows once the job starts.
What is the difference between a $60 and a $250 detail?
Time and depth. A $60 job is usually a wash and light interior wipe. A $250 job usually includes deeper interior cleaning, paint decontamination and protection. Heavier mess or a bigger vehicle moves the price up.