Winter Solutions
Road salt and de-icing chemicals are corrosive. Liquid de-icers are formulated to cling to surfaces longer, which means they also cling to your undercarriage, wheel wells, and brake lines longer. Regular removal is inexpensive, ongoing protection against corrosion damage that's far more expensive to repair than to prevent.
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Our Services
Road Salt Removal
Road Salt Removal targets exactly where salt and de-icing residue collect and do the most damage: the body, wheels, and undercarriage. Steam plus a targeted rinse loosens and lifts the salt film that a normal car wash often misses entirely. We recommend this every few weeks during active winter road-treatment periods — starting at $150.
De-Icing Services
Fast, targeted de-icing for the parts of your vehicle winter actually locks up — frozen charge ports, door locks, and small frozen mechanisms — without dumping hot water where it can refreeze into ice.
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Basic — $200 — the most common frozen points: charge port, door locks.
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Extended — $275 — a broader pass for a vehicle that's seen a harder freeze, more affected areas.
Undercarriage & Wheel Well Cleaning
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Using an undercarriage wand attachment, we clean wheel wells, accessible undercarriage surfaces, and the areas around wheels and suspension components without needing to lift the vehicle. This pairs naturally with Road Salt Removal for more complete winter protection, or can be booked on its own — starting at $95.
Winter Service Pricing
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Road Salt Removal — starting at $150
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Undercarriage & Wheel Well Cleaning (standalone) — starting at $95
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De-Icing Services — Basic $200 / Extended $275
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Winter Priority Package — $389, prepaid for the season
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The Winter Priority Package gives you priority access to available booking slots in the days following a significant snow or ice event - not a guaranteed appointment time, but priority standing over non-members when demand spikes.
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This is a standalone seasonal, prepaid package - not a membership tier, and separate from the Essential/Preferred/Executive plans.
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Service Conditions
Winter service is genuinely weather-dependent, and we'd rather be upfront about that than overpromise. Outdoor temperature, active precipitation, freezing conditions, and how accessible your vehicle is all factor into whether a service can be performed safely and effectively that day.
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We evaluate current conditions before confirming any winter appointment — the goal is a result that's actually worth doing, not just checking a box on a bad-weather day.