Family streets, family vehicles.
The Orchard is mostly newer detached homes and townhouses with attached garages and driveways that fit two cars. Many households run a minivan or three-row SUV, with a second vehicle for commuting. Street parking is limited in some pockets, but a driveway is all we need.
Because the area is family-heavy, interiors take the brunt of the use.
We bring our own water, power and lighting, so there is nothing to set up on your end, and if it rains we reschedule for free or move into your garage.
Crumbs, car seats and commuting.
Kids mean snack residue, juice stains and sand in the carpets. Car seats leave dents in leather and fabric, and the third row is a collection point for lost items. We use steam and shampoo extraction to lift stains and sanitize surfaces, and we clean leather gently and condition it afterward. Our guide to family car detailing tips has ways to keep it from building up again.
Commuters here also use Appleby Line, Dundas St, the 407 and the QEW. Winter salt lands on lower panels and floor mats. A spring decontamination keeps paint from dulling.
Best-fit services for The Orchard.
The place to start is Interior Restoration, which starts from $119 $149 and takes 2 to 4 hours. A minivan adds $50 and an SUV $30. If the paint also looks tired, step up to The Full Detail, which starts from $176 $220.
Also see the dedicated minivan and family car page. Close neighbours include Alton Village and Millcroft. Our Burlington overview covers every area. Ready? Request a quote.
Payment is by card, e-transfer or cash once you are happy with the walk-around.
Smell, spills and sports bags.
Hockey bags, wet gear and forgotten lunch containers create smells that vacuuming will not touch. Steam helps lift odours from fabric and plastic, and shampoo extraction pulls out the dried spills underneath. For tougher cases, the smoke or odour add-on is $50, and heavy stains are $50. Read more in our guide to removing smoke smell, which applies to many other odours too.