How Much Does Interior Car Detailing Cost? Pet Hair, Stains and Odors Explained
Interior car detailing starts at $200 with Black Label. What is included, and what pet hair, stain extraction and odor treatments add to the price.
Short answer: our Interior Detail starts at $200 for a car or sedan, with SUVs, trucks and vans priced higher. Specialty treatments such as pet hair removal or odor treatment are added only if you need them.
What is included?
- A thorough vacuum and cleaned mats.
- Dashboard, console and doors.
- Vents, crevices and cupholders.
- Interior glass.
- Plastics and vinyl cleaned and protected.
- Leather cleaned and conditioned, where applicable.
- Light spot treatment.
It takes about 2–4 hours.
What do add-ons cost?
| Add-on | Price |
|---|---|
| Excessive Pet Hair Removal | $50–$100 |
| Deep Stain Extraction | $50–$100 |
| Ozone Odor Treatment | $100–$125 |
| Smoke Odor Restoration | $175–$300 |
Embedded pet hair needs extra time and tools, so the price depends on the amount and the vehicle.
Interior Detail or Executive Full Detail?
If the outside needs attention too, the Executive Full Detail, from $325, adds a complete exterior detail, deeper crevice cleaning and light stain treatment. For a badly neglected interior, the Restoration Detail, from $525, adds steam and extraction as needed.
How can I keep the interior clean afterward?
- Use all-weather mats in winter to catch salt and slush.
- Vacuum sand out quickly after beach days.
- Use a seat cover for dogs.
- Wipe spills before they set.
Can you clean it at my home?
Yes. We work at your driveway or office, or at our Toms River shop. Home appointments are available in towns like Manalapan, Middletown, Jackson, Brick and Toms River.
See interior car detailing or book online.
