Ceramic Coating in Deer Valley
Deer Valley runs on work trucks. Contractor pickups, service vans and small fleets operating out of the Airpark business parks off I-17 and Bell Rd take a daily beating from construction dust, cement splatter and job-site chemicals. Coating those vehicles turns a two-hour wash into a twenty-minute rinse.
From $699
Monthly care through the Caretaker membership. A caretaker calls you to set it up.
Coating fleet trucks at Deer Valley Airpark business parks
A coated truck is a maintenance decision, not a vanity one. Construction dust along the Bell Rd and I-17 corridor bonds to bare clear coat once it gets wet and bakes; on a coated surface it sits on top and rinses. For a contractor running four or five trucks, that difference is hours of labour a month and a resale value that doesn't crater. We coat on-site at your lot, one or two trucks at a time, so the fleet never goes offline all at once.
Why Deer Valley Drivers Pick Us For Ceramic Coating
18+ years, 3,000+ vehicles, including exotic paint correction.
Cement dust, drywall mud and job-site grime rinse off instead of bonding to clear coat
Staggered install schedule so a working fleet never sits idle in full
Higher trade-in and resale value on trucks that live outdoors year-round
Ceramic Coating Deer Valley — Common Questions
Is coating worth it on a truck that gets dirty again the next day?
That's exactly the case where it pays. The coating doesn't keep the truck clean — it makes cleaning it fast. Crews that used to spend an hour scrubbing bonded dust get the same result with a hose and a rinseless wipe-down.
Can you coat several fleet vehicles without shutting the fleet down?
Yes. We stagger installs across days or weeks at your Airpark lot so only one or two trucks are tied up at a time, and we work around shift changes so vehicles are back in rotation for the next morning.
Does a coating survive pressure washing at a job site?
It does, within reason. Keep the wand a couple of feet back and off a fixed angle and the coating is unaffected. What kills coatings early is degreaser sprayed at full strength and left to dwell.
Will a coating help with the overspray we pick up on job sites?
It gives you a buffer. Light overspray sits on the coating layer and usually comes off with clay and a decontamination wash instead of needing a full polish into your paint.