Your RV is a house and a vehicle — and it gets dirty like both. We deep clean and protect the whole rig, roof to wheels, inside and out, at your home, campground, or storage lot.
Nothing accumulates neglect like an RV. It sits under trees collecting sap and black streaks for months, bakes in UV all summer, hauls the family (and the dog, and the sand) to the campground, then goes back to storage with the season still inside it. Fiberglass oxidizes, decals fade, roofs grow black algae, awnings mildew, and the interior carries every trip it's ever taken. And because the thing is huge and tall, most owners physically can't clean it properly even when they want to — the roof alone defeats a Saturday.
That's the job NextGen built its RV service for. Our crews come to your rig — home driveway, storage lot, or campground — with ladders, extension equipment, water, and power, and detail the entire vehicle: roof scrubbed and treated, black streaks stripped from the sidewalls, fiberglass polished and protected, wheels and bays cleaned, awnings washed, and the interior extraction-cleaned like the home it is. One visit, the whole rig, done properly.
We service every kind of rig on Long Island: Class A, B, and C motorhomes, travel trailers, fifth wheels, toy haulers, pop-ups, and truck campers. Wash-and-wax maintenance, full oxidation restoration on chalked fiberglass, deep interior details, and pre-sale packages that make a used rig show like new.
An RV is one of the biggest purchases most families make — often $30,000 to $300,000 — and its surfaces are its value. Oxidized, chalky fiberglass and peeling clearcoat are the first things every buyer, dealer, and consignment lot sees, and the difference between a maintained finish and a neglected one moves resale by thousands. Wax and sealant protection is what prevents the oxidation cycle; regular black-streak removal keeps sidewall seals visible and healthy; and a clean, treated roof is where you spot the caulk failures that otherwise become five-figure water damage inside walls. RV detailing is inspection and prevention wearing a shine.
The interior math is just as real. An RV cabin is carpet, upholstery, mattresses, and a kitchen and bathroom in a sealed box — everything NextGen already deep cleans in homes, compressed into 300 square feet that sits closed for months at a time. Extraction cleaning removes the trip residue, food odors, pet hair, and the mustiness that storage brews; mattress and upholstery cleaning makes the beds places you actually want to sleep. Families consistently tell us the interior detail changed how much they use the rig — because a fresh camper gets taken out, and a stale one finds excuses.
We inspect fiberglass condition, roof type, decals, awnings, and interior with you, flag anything notable (caulk gaps, delamination, water signs), and quote the package firm.
Rubber or fiberglass roof scrubbed free of algae, dirt, and stains with roof-safe chemistry, then treated — the step that protects the most vulnerable surface on the rig.
Full wash from the roofline down, black streaks stripped from sidewalls, bug removal on the front cap, wheels, tires, and steps deep cleaned, awnings washed.
Chalked fiberglass and faded gelcoat machine-polished back to gloss where needed, then sealed with premium wax or polymer protection sized for a full season.
Carpet and upholstery extraction, mattress cleaning, kitchen and bath scrubbed and sanitized, cabinets wiped out, vents dusted, windows and mirrors done.
Storage mustiness, pet, and cooking odors treated at the source, and a final walkthrough with you around and through the whole rig.
Roof runoff leaves the tar-like streaks every RV owner knows. Ordinary soap smears them; our dedicated removers dissolve them completely — and keeping them off protects the finish underneath.
UV oxidation turns glossy sidewalls dull and powdery. Machine compounding and polish restore the shine, sealant keeps it, and we're honest about decals that have sun-damaged past saving.
Trees plus moisture grow a biology experiment on stored RV roofs. We kill and remove it with roof-safe chemistry — and inspect the caulk and seams while we're up there, flagging anything that needs a sealant touch.
Months closed up gives every rig the same stale, musty cabin. Extraction cleaning of the soft goods plus source-level odor treatment resets the interior to neutral — ready for the season instead of smelling like the last one.
A rig that's genuinely ready — gleaming outside, fresh inside, protected top to bottom for the season. You skip the tallest, hottest, most miserable cleaning job in ownership; your fiberglass gets years added to its finish; your roof gets cleaned *and* inspected; and your family gets a camper that feels like a vacation instead of a chore. Pre-sale details routinely return their cost several times over in final price, and pre-season details in April and May mean Memorial Day finds you camping, not scrubbing.
Every job is firm-quoted after we see the rig, performed by trained crews with the equipment a 35-foot vehicle actually requires, and backed by the same 100% satisfaction guarantee as every NextGen service. Seasonal packages — spring prep, mid-season wash, fall pre-storage — earn bundle pricing and keep the rig maintained without you ever climbing a ladder.
RV detailing on Long Island is priced per foot by scope: exterior wash-and-wax packages typically run $10–$18 per foot, full exterior details with oxidation polishing $20–$35 per foot, interior deep cleans $8–$15 per foot, and complete roof-to-wheels inside-and-out details $30–$50 per foot depending on size and condition. A 28-foot travel trailer's full detail typically lands around $900–$1,400; heavy restoration work on badly oxidized rigs is quoted after inspection.
Spring prep, pre-sale, and pre-storage packages bundle the right services at better rates. Call (631) 490-4703 with your rig's type and length and we'll quote it in minutes — new customers save 10% with code NEW10.
We detail RVs anywhere on Long Island a rig can park — home driveways across Nassau and Suffolk, storage lots, and campgrounds from Hither Hills to the North Fork (with campground permission).
Don’t see your town? We cover all of Nassau & Suffolk County — call (631) 490-4703 and we’ll be there, often the same day. Browse every community on our Service Areas page.
RVs are where general detailers get in over their heads — literally. Car crews without ladders and extension gear skip the roof (the surface that matters most), use products that strip roof coatings or haze decals, and quote low because they're pricing a big car instead of a small house. The result is a shiny bottom half, an untouched top, and streaks back within a month.
NextGen crews arrive equipped for the actual vehicle: roof access and roof-safe chemistry, black-streak removers, machine polishers with the reach a Class A demands, and interior extraction equipment straight from our home-cleaning trucks — because an RV interior is a home interior. We inspect and flag what we see up top, quote firm after assessment, and guarantee the work. Roof to wheels means roof to wheels.
Same-day appointments available across Nassau & Suffolk County — and new customers save 10% with code NEW10.