We know the streets, the driveways, and the parking situations here. A few of the spots we work most often:
Westlake driveways are long, steep, shaded and usually stone — and the cars parked on them are worth doing by hand. Westlake Hills, Rollingwood, Davenport Ranch and Lost Creek include shaded streets off Bee Caves Road, Westlake Drive, Redbud Trail and Loop 360.
We arrive completely self-contained with our own water and power, so no spigot, no outlet and no garage hookup is needed. A sloped drive, a stone motor court or an open garage bay is all the room we need, and we set up tight to the vehicle so the lane and your neighbors stay clear.
The conditions in 78746 are their own thing. Limestone dust blows off the cuts along Loop 360 and settles on everything parked outside. Sprinkler overspray on stone driveways leaves hard-water spotting on rocker panels and glass. The live oak and cedar canopy along Redbud and Camp Craft drops sap, pollen and debris into door channels and cowl vents year-round. And the cars themselves are mostly newer clear coats that automated brushes chew up.
Published pricing everywhere in 78746, no travel fee and vehicle-size pricing confirmed before we start: Interior Detail from $199, Full Detail from $249, Exterior Detail from $149, and ceramic coating from $1,100 on any model year. Most details take 2 to 3 hours. Call or text 512-402-8350 and we'll get you on the schedule.
Westlake Drive & Redbud Trail
Long private drives toward the river with tight, sloped approaches and stone motor courts. We work in narrow turnarounds without blocking the lane.
Rollingwood & Bee Caves Road
Small lots and close neighbors. We keep equipment tight to the driveway and finish without spreading gear across the street.
Davenport Ranch & Loop 360
Hillside homes above the 360 cuts, where limestone dust comes back within days of a wash.
Lost Creek & Barton Creek edge
Golf-course streets under mature oaks — sap, pollen and sprinkler spotting on cars parked outside the garage.
Seven Oaks & Camp Craft Road
Established, heavily shaded Westlake streets where canopy debris collects in cowls and door jambs.
Eanes school corridor
Family SUVs on the daily Eanes loop — cleat mud, turf pellets and gear bags in the cargo area.
