How Much Does Car Detailing Cost in NJ? A Clear Price Guide

Short answer: at Black Label, car detailing starts at $130 for a Maintenance Detail and $325 for a complete inside-and-out Executive Full Detail. These are starting prices for a car or sedan in normal condition.

What each detail costs

• Maintenance Detail, from $130: a safe hand wash, wheels and tires, dry, tire dressing, glass and a light interior tidy.
• Exterior Detail, from $155: foam pre-wash, hand wash, chemical decontamination and a 3–6 month paint sealant.
• Interior Detail, from $200: thorough vacuum, mats, dash, console, doors, vents, glass, and leather cleaned and conditioned.
• Executive Full Detail, from $325: the complete interior and exterior details, plus door jambs and a final inspection.
• Black Label Restoration Detail, from $525: deep interior restoration and a one-step machine paint enhancement for neglected vehicles.

What changes the price?

Three things move a quote up or down:

1. Vehicle size. Pricing scales across car, crossover, SUV/truck and XL/van.
2. Condition. Pet hair, heavy stains, smoke odor and neglected paint take longer.
3. Add-ons. Clay decontamination, headlight restoration or engine bay cleaning are priced separately.

Your written estimate confirms the final price before any work begins, so there are no surprises.

Does mobile detailing cost more than a shop?

Mobile service is included across our core Ocean and Monmouth County area. You can also book the same work at our Toms River shop at 451 NJ-37. Extended areas may carry a travel fee, which we confirm in writing first.

Which detail gives the best value?

If the car has not been detailed in the past year, start with the Executive Full Detail. After that, a Maintenance Detail every month or two keeps it looking good for much less than repeating a full detail.

See all automotive detailing packages, check our full price list, or request a quote.