Interior deep clean
Quoted on inspection
The full cabin reset
- Steam across all hard surfaces
- Seats and carpets shampooed
- Wet extraction throughout
- Vents and AC treatment
- Glass cleaned inside
- Anti-bacterial finish
Home/Interior Care
Interior Care
Steam and extraction across seats, roof lining, carpets and vents — then leather feed and a proper anti-bacterial finish. The difference you notice is the smell, on day one and three months later.
Why it matters
Most detailing money goes on the outside, which is odd when you spend every journey inside. Cabin air in Hyderabad carries dust year-round, and it settles into carpet fibres, seat foam and the AC system where a vacuum simply cannot reach.
Surface wiping makes an interior look clean for a week. Steam and extraction lift the soil out of the material itself — which is why a properly detailed cabin still smells fresh months later, rather than smelling of whatever spray was used on it.
Shampooed and extracted, so what comes out of the fabric leaves with the machine.
Smells live in the foam and the AC system. Masking sprays wear off; removing the cause does not.
Cleaned with a pH-appropriate product and fed, so it stays supple instead of drying and cracking.
The part nobody cleans, and the part you breathe through every single journey.
The process
Options
A family car with kids and a two-year-old commuter need very different work, so the quote follows the inspection.
Quoted on inspection
The full cabin reset
Quoted on inspection
For tired or dried seats
Quoted on inspection
The one people forget
Quoted after inspection — the car in front of us decides the number, not a price list.
Questions
Not if it is extracted properly. Wet extraction pulls the water back out along with the dirt, and we finish with air movers. The car goes back to you dry, not damp — a cabin that is handed over wet is a cabin that will smell in a week.
Usually, yes. Smoke residue settles into the roof lining, the vents and the AC evaporator, so it needs all three treated rather than a spray on the seats. We will tell you honestly after an inspection how much of it we expect to shift.
On leather, yes — used at the right distance and with the right cloth, it is gentler than scrubbing. Screens and instrument clusters we clean by hand instead, because steam and electronics do not belong together.
Four to eight hours for a full interior detail depending on the size of the car and its condition. Leather restoration and roof lining work add time, and heavily soiled cars sometimes need to stay overnight to dry properly.
Once or twice a year suits most cars. If you carry children, pets or eat in the car, twice a year keeps ahead of it. Between details, a vacuum and a wipe-down is enough.
Send us a couple of photos of your cabin on WhatsApp and we will tell you what it needs — and roughly how long it will take.