Car DetailingAirdrie

Airdrie sits about 20 minutes north of our studio at 4041 74 Ave SE, straight down the QEII. That short drive is also the reason so many Airdrie vehicles come to us in the condition they do: a daily Highway 2 commute puts a car through more abuse in a year than most city driving does in three.

At highway speed, sand and gravel thrown from the lane ahead hits the front end hard enough to chip clear coat, and in winter the brine used on Highway 2 gets into every seam. We see the same pattern on Airdrie cars again and again — a peppered hood and bumper, salt staining in the footwells, and a windshield cowl full of grit.

Neighbourhoods we regularly see cars from

What Airdrie driving does to a vehicle

• Rock chips at highway speed. The QEII throws gravel year round. Front-end paint protection or a coating over corrected paint is the difference between a chipped hood at three years and a clean one.
• Winter brine, not just salt. Liquid de-icer on Highway 2 creeps into panel gaps and door sills and keeps working long after the road is dry.
• Commuter interiors. An hour a day in the car means coffee, boots and winter grit ground into the carpet — extraction, not vacuuming, is what actually removes it.
• Sun on open lots. Airdrie parking is mostly uncovered. UV fade on dashboards and trim is common on vehicles over five years old.

Every price below is a starting point for a standard sedan. Larger vehicles and heavier condition cost more, and we quote before any work begins.