Getting ready for your mobile valet: a quick checklist
One of the main advantages of mobile valeting is that there's very little for you to organise: we bring our own water, power and equipment. Still, a few small things on your end make the appointment run more smoothly.
Before we arrive
Clear personal belongings, especially loose items in footwells and door pockets, so we can get into every corner for the interior clean. Let us know about any child seats you'd like left in place or removed. If you're parked on the street, try to keep your usual spot free around your appointment time, or let us know your postcode in advance so we can plan for nearby parking.
On the day
All we need is space to park within reach of a hose-length of your car and clear access to it: driveway, street parking or a works car park all work fine. If the appointment's for a workplace vehicle, having someone available to unlock the car (or leaving keys with reception) saves any delay.
That's genuinely it. Book your package, date and time on the Booking page and we'll take care of the rest.
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