What is deep interior detail?
A thorough clean of every interior surface, including the places a vacuum and wipe never reach.
A deep interior detail goes well beyond a quick vacuum. Carpets and mats are shampooed and extracted, seats are cleaned according to their material, vents, seams and door pockets are brushed out, and hard surfaces are cleaned and protected with a non-greasy finish. It is ideal after a family holiday, before selling a car, or when odours have built up.
Signs you need it
- Stains on carpets or seats
- Lingering smells from food, pets or damp
- Dust built up in vents and crevices
- Sticky or shiny dashboard and console
- You are preparing the car for sale
How it works
- Remove loose items and vacuum thoroughly
- Brush and air-blow vents, seams and crevices
- Shampoo and hot-water extract carpets and mats
- Clean seats to suit fabric, leather or vinyl
- Clean and protect dash, console and door trims
- Clean glass inside and finish with odour treatment if needed
You can choose a workshop visit or have a professional come to your home, work or depot.
How much does it cost?
The exact price depends on your vehicle and the job. On MYLES, each professional shows a fixed price, a starting price, a range, or sends a quote — so you can compare like for like before you book.
- Size of the vehicle
- Level of soiling, pet hair or stains
- Leather treatment or odour removal add-ons
Tips
- Empty the car of personal items before the appointment
- Mention pet hair or specific stains so enough time is booked
- Leave windows slightly open afterwards in fine weather to help carpets dry
Why it matters
Good hygiene and comfort, and a clean interior adds real value when selling.