Interior Detailing · Marino RM

Your car's interior gets used every day. A proper detail treats every surface — not just the visible ones.

We work through fabric, leather, plastic trim, vents, glass, and door pockets systematically — removing what standard cleaning leaves behind and conditioning surfaces correctly for their material type.

What it is

More than a vacuum and a wipe-down.

Interior detailing is a surface-by-surface treatment of your car's cabin. Every material type — fabric upholstery, leather seats, plastic panels, rubber trim, glass, vents, and the areas between seats — is addressed with the correct product and technique for that surface. The goal isn't to make the car look temporarily clean. It's to remove what has accumulated in and on every material, condition what needs conditioning, and leave the interior in a state that's both cleaner and better maintained than before.

Is this right for you?

Interior detailing is right for you if…

Your car is your daily driver and the interior shows it — accumulated grime in seams, stale upholstery, grimy door panels.
You have pets and need a proper hair extraction and odor treatment — not a surface spray.
You've bought a used car and want the interior properly cleaned, not just presentable.
You're preparing to sell and want the interior to match the exterior's condition.
The leather in your car has not been conditioned in a long time and is starting to feel dry or look dull.
The vents, buttons, and tight spaces have never been properly cleaned.
What you get

A cabin that's genuinely clean throughout.

Fabric and upholstery extracted and cleaned — not just vacuumed
Leather cleaned, conditioned, and protected — prevents drying and cracking over time
Plastic trim cleaned and dressed correctly — not left greasy or faded
All glass cleaned inside, including rear screen and mirrors
Vents, buttons, seams, and tight spaces cleared of accumulated dust and grime
Door pockets, cup holders, and storage areas cleaned out
The full scope

What happens during an interior detail.

Pre-treatment inspection — we assess every surface before starting
Loose debris removed
Full vacuum of all fabric surfaces, including seats, carpets, mats, and boot
Fabric deep clean: extraction cleaning on upholstered surfaces
Leather surfaces: specialist leather cleaner, followed by conditioner
Plastic, rubber, and vinyl trim cleaned and appropriately dressed
All interior glass cleaned (windscreen, side windows, rear screen, mirrors)
Air vents cleared with detailing brushes
All tight areas, seams, and controls addressed with appropriate tools
Final inspection before handover

Not included: structural repairs, seat re-stitching, foam repair, headliner replacement, electrical component work. Heavily stained or damaged materials may require a separate assessment.

How it works

Step by step.

Inspect and assess

We look at every surface in the cabin before touching it. Material type, condition, staining, and any damage that affects the approach.

Remove and pre-treat

Loose items out. Initial vacuum. Pre-treatment sprays applied to staining on fabric surfaces and left to work before agitation.

Work surface by surface

Each material is treated with the correct product and method. Fabric is extracted. Leather is cleaned, then conditioned. Plastics are cleaned and dressed. Glass last — so product residue from other surfaces doesn't re-contaminate it.

Detail the tight areas

Vents, buttons, panel seams, door bins, cup holders — areas that standard cleaning routinely skips. We use detailing brushes and appropriate tools to get into every recess.

Final check and handover

We inspect the completed interior, note anything that couldn't be fully addressed (and why), and hand the car back with a brief on what was done.

Timeline

A standard interior detail typically takes one full day. Vehicles with heavy soiling, extensive leather conditioning needs, or deep fabric staining may require more time. We'll give you a specific estimate with your quote.

Pricing

Pricing for interior detailing depends on your vehicle's size and the interior's current condition. A larger SUV with heavily soiled upholstery takes considerably more time than a compact car in good shape. Get a free quote — we'll give you a specific figure once we've understood what your car needs.

FAQ

Common questions about Interior.

Please take out anything you'll need during the day — documents, charging cables, child seats you use daily. We'll handle the cleaning of storage areas as part of the service. Leave floor mats in if they need cleaning.
Pet hair is one of the more time-consuming parts of an interior detail — it embeds deeply in fabric. We use extraction and specialist tools to remove as much as possible. Very heavy pet hair accumulation may affect the timeline and the quote.
Yes. We use pH-balanced leather cleaners followed by a conditioner appropriate for the leather type. We don't use generic all-purpose cleaners on leather — they strip conditioning oils and accelerate wear.
Cleaning the surfaces addresses most odors at their source — smells from food, fabric soiling, and accumulated grime. Persistent odors from smoke or mold may need additional treatment beyond a standard interior detail. We'll assess this during the inspection and let you know.
For daily drivers, once or twice a year is common. For lighter use, once a year is typically enough to keep surfaces in good condition.
Most interior details take a full working day. Heavily soiled interiors, large vehicles, or extensive leather work can take longer. We'll confirm the timeline when we quote.
Get a free quote

Tell us about your interior.

Send a few details — vehicle type, what you've noticed, what you'd like addressed — and we'll come back with a free quote.

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