Detailing, not a bulk wash. Same price per vehicle. No call-out fee.
Fleet detailing in Canberra and Queanbeyan.
Detailing for businesses with more than one vehicle, done at your yard, your depot or the office car park. Every vehicle is priced by its size, the same as it would be for a private customer, with no call-out fee anywhere in the ACT or Queanbeyan.
Put your vehicles into the estimator and the total is on screen before you send anything.
You'll have a quote back within a few hours, 7 days a week.

Who we do commercial work for in Canberra
Trades, subbies and small builders
Your utes are the biggest advertisement the business owns, and they live under site dust. We come to the yard and work along the line.
Transport and civil
Prime movers, tippers and rigids. Trucks are quoted over the phone rather than off a price list, because no two are the same job.
Real estate agencies
Agent cars wear out on the inside first. The whole team's cars done in the office car park in one visit.
Offices with pool cars
Pool cars and the executive bays done where they already park, so nobody loses a car for a day at a shop.
Owner-operator mini-fleets
A work ute, a partner's SUV and the good car at one address, invoiced to the business. Two vehicles is a fleet here.
Hire cars, chauffeur and wedding operators
The car is the product. An interior detail between jobs, a full detail before the season.
Rideshare drivers
An interior detail is what a rating is made of. Priced by the car, the same as anyone else pays.
Car yards and independent dealers
Per car, not per yard. One trade-in corrected properly before it is photographed.



Fleet prices in Canberra: the same per car a private customer pays
There is no fleet rate here, and no bulk discount. A ute in a line of six is priced the same as a ute on a driveway in Chifley, because it is the same work. Two people, one van, and car six takes the same hours as car one. We would rather you read that here than find it out on the phone. Nothing is marked up because you are a business either.
| Per vehicle | Hatch or sedanCorolla, Model 3, 3 Series | SUV or uteRAV4, Model Y, Ranger | 4WD, van or 8-seaterLandCruiser, Patrol, Carnival |
|---|---|---|---|
| Exterior detailAbout an hour | $110 | $120 | $140 |
| Interior detailAbout an hour and a half | $140 | $165 | $170 |
| Full detailAbout three hours on a sedan | $225 | $250 | $270 |
| Paint correctionSingle stage, covered space | $397 | $497 | $547 |
| Ceramic coating3-year, rises with the warranty | $997 | $1,097 | $1,147 |
| Maintenance planPer month, per vehicle | From $90 a month | Quoted | Quoted |
Ceramic coating rises with the warranty you pick. On a hatch or sedan it is $997, $1,197 or $1,347 for three, five or seven years. On an SUV or ute, $1,097, $1,297 or $1,447. On a 4WD, van or 8-seater, $1,147, $1,347 or $1,597.
Paint correction is priced for a single-stage machine correction, which is what takes swirl marks and haze out. Deeper scratches need a multi-stage job and we quote that from photos rather than off this table.
Full and interior details can carry up to $75 a vehicle for condition. On a work fleet, assume that is live. It is agreed with you before we start and never added afterwards, and across a run of vehicles we would rather price it from photos up front than have that conversation eight times in your car park.
A motorbike full detail is $135. Trucks we quote over the phone, because a prime mover, a tipper and a rigid are not the same job and none of them comes off a price list.
What is not on the invoice: a call-out fee anywhere in the ACT or Queanbeyan, a travel fee, a card fee, or a charge for water and power. The tap and the power point are yours, so that part comes off your supply.
Two vehicles is a fleet here
Two utes for a sparky. A work ute, a partner's SUV and the good car parked at one house and invoiced to the business. Three cars in the staff bays behind an agency in Kingston. That is a normal day for us and it books the way a single car does.
Small is not a compromise, it is the good version of this work. Everything sits at one address, so no part of the day goes on driving between suburbs, and one person can usually approve it without a purchase order.
If you want to try us on one vehicle before you hand over the rest, do that. One vehicle costs what it costs, $120 for an exterior detail on a ute or $250 for a full detail, and nothing about the price changes when you come back with the other five.
What your site needs: an outdoor tap and a 240V power point
You supply two things: an outdoor tap we can run a hose from, and a standard 240V power point within reach. We bring everything else, including the machines, the chemicals and the towels. There is no shop and no drop-off, so the vehicles never leave your site and nobody on your payroll spends a morning ferrying cars to a wash bay and back.
A basement or a shared car park works on the same two things plus one more: the building has to be happy for a contractor to work on vehicles down there. Your facilities manager can normally answer that in one call. It is worth asking before the booking rather than on the morning.
If the yard has neither a tap nor a power point, say so on the form. Most fleets get around it by having us come to whichever address does have both, whether that is head office, a workshop or somebody's place. We would rather tell you that on the phone than turn up and find out.
Ute, van and truck fleets: trades, transport and site vehicles
A signwritten ute is the biggest advertisement most trades businesses own, and it spends its life under site dust. An exterior detail is about an hour a vehicle and takes the dust and road film off the graphics as well as the paint.
Utes are priced as an SUV: $120 for an exterior detail, $165 for an interior, $250 for a full detail. Vans, 4WDs and 8-seaters are the large price, at $140, $170 and $270. Trays, canopies, roof racks and fitted-out van shelving are more work than an empty tub, so tell us what is on the vehicle and we will price it before the day rather than on it.
Trucks are their own thing. Prime movers, tippers and rigids all get quoted over the phone, because the size, the height and how dirty it has got are what decide the job, not a line on a price list.
The practical version is that we come to the yard, not the site, on a day the whole line-up is parked up. We work along the line and the vehicles stay where they are. A yard in Hume or Mitchell costs the same to get to as a car park in Braddon, because there is no travel fee anywhere in the ACT.
Interiors on a work fleet are their own job. Site dust, servo food, dog hair, and a cab that doubles as an office. That is exactly what the up-to-$75 condition allowance exists for. Send photos of the worst two with your enquiry and we will price it in before the day.

Agent cars, pool cars and company cars
An agent puts buyers in the passenger seat every weekend, which makes the inside of the car part of the listing. Agent cars wear out on the interior long before the paint gives up, so the repeat purchase here is an interior detail, at $140 for a hatch or sedan and $165 for an SUV, with a full detail before a campaign.
The shape that works is the office car park. Several cars done in one visit, no travel between them, and nobody loses a car for a day at a shop. Staff bays in Kingston, Manuka, Braddon, Barton, Phillip, Belconnen and Gungahlin are all inside the no-call-out-fee area, so a visit to any of them costs the same.
If the pool cars are electric, the EV detailing page covers what changes: soft paint, cameras and sensors, light interiors. The prices are the same as any other car of that size.
One note on leased and salary-packaged cars, because an office manager often ends up arranging these for staff. A hand-back detail is priced the same as any other detail, by size. What your novated lease does or does not cover is a question for your leasing company, not for us, and we will not pretend to know.
Car yards: per car, not per yard
We are not a lot-washing service and we will not pretend to be one. What we are useful for is the single car that has to photograph properly.
One dark trade-in corrected so the paint holds a reflection instead of throwing haze across every photo is $397 on a hatch or sedan, $497 on an SUV or ute and $547 on a 4WD or van, done at your yard. That is a single-stage correction; a car that needs more than that gets quoted from photos first. A full detail on an individual unit before it goes up is $225 to $270 by size.
Two constraints before you ask. Correction and coating need covered space for the day, so if every car on the lot sits in the open we cannot do that work there. And it is per vehicle at card prices. If what you need is twenty units presented quickly at a trade rate, we are the wrong supplier, and we would rather say so now than waste a fortnight of your time.
Correcting, coating and keeping a fleet that way
Paint correction and ceramic coating are both per vehicle, both need a garage or covered space out of direct sun, wind and dust, and both are done one vehicle at a time. A fleet parked outside in a yard cannot be corrected or coated there, and a coated vehicle wants to stay undercover for 24 hours after the coating goes on.
Before a fleet spends that, be honest about how the vehicles get washed, because we will be. The written warranty asks for a pH-neutral, two-bucket hand wash and specifically excludes automatic washes with spinning brushes. If your drivers put the utes through the brush wash at the servo every second Friday, the coating will not last and the warranty will not cover the result. In that case regular details, or a plan where we do the washing, is the better spend, and we will say so.
Keeping them that way is a different product. A maintenance plan is us coming back on a schedule. The exterior plan starts at $90 a month for a hatch or sedan and inside and out starts at $150, with larger vehicles quoted for the vehicle. What a visit covers is set out on the maintenance plans page, including why most vehicles start with a full detail so every visit after that is maintenance rather than recovery.

How a fleet booking runs
Send the numbers
Use the estimator, or ring us and describe the fleet. Photos of the worst two interiors help more than a paragraph about them.
We quote it per vehicle
The same per-car prices, itemised by size, with the condition allowance on any interiors and full details priced in up front so there is nothing to argue about on the day.
We give you dates
How many days your fleet needs and which days we have open. Real dates, worked out against your actual numbers, rather than a figure that sounds good on a page.
Two of us arrive with everything
You supply the outdoor tap, the 240V power point and access to the vehicles. Nobody needs to stand over us. Payment is due on completion, by card or bank transfer.
What we don't do
We do not fit paint protection film, we do not tint windows and we do not repair rims. If PPF is already on a vehicle, we will ceramic coat over it.
We are not a bulk wash service. An exterior detail is an hour of hand work on one vehicle, not a pass through a machine. If what the fleet needs is a cheap weekly wash, that is a different product at a different price and we are not trying to match it.
We are not a panel supplier. Prequalification, service level agreements and fifty-vehicle arrangements are more than two people and one van can hold. One team, one depot, or one office with a handful of vehicles is the right size for us.
We will not promise a fleet finished overnight. There are two of us and one van, and those days are shared with every other customer. Send your numbers and you will get real dates rather than a figure that sounds good on a page.
A garden tap and one power point will not service a bus yard.
For your accounts people
Other businesses trust us with their vehicles. We have not asked them for permission to use their names, so you will not find a wall of client logos here.
What we can show you is the work: 400+ cars detailed in the last year, and 4.9 from 45 Google reviews, which are there to be read rather than taken on trust.
If your site needs paperwork before we come through the gate, ask when you enquire and we will tell you exactly what we can send. Our full terms cover access, weather and workmanship.
- Business
- Imperium Detailing. ABN 81 254 863 265.
- Insurance
- Fully insured, and we guarantee the finish we hand back. If something is not right, tell us within a couple of days and we come back and fix it.
- Coatings
- A separate written warranty, set out on the warranty page.
- Payment
- Due on completion, by card or bank transfer, once you have seen the result. No card fees.
- Travel
- No call-out fee and no travel fee anywhere in the ACT or Queanbeyan.
- Weather
- If the forecast makes the day unworkable we move it, at no charge.
- Hours
- Every day, 8:30am to 5:30pm. Book at least a day ahead. Same-day is sometimes possible by phone.
Where we come, at no call-out fee
There is no call-out fee and no travel fee anywhere in the ACT or in Queanbeyan NSW. A depot in Hume costs the same to get to as an office car park in Braddon.
We cover eight ACT districts — Inner North, Inner South, Gungahlin, Belconnen, Woden Valley, Weston Creek, Tuggeranong and Molonglo Valley — plus Queanbeyan across the border. Nine service areas in total. If your yard sits outside them, ring us and we will tell you honestly whether we can get there.
Fleet detailing questions we get asked
Do we get a discount for multiple vehicles?
No. The price is the same per vehicle as it would be for a private customer, set by the size of the car: exterior $110, $120 or $140, interior $140, $165 or $170, full detail $225, $250 or $270. Two of us and one van do the same work on car six as on car one, so car six costs what car one did. Nothing is marked up because you are a business either.
What do we need to have on site?
An outdoor tap, a 240V power point, and the vehicles accessible. We bring everything else. There is no shop, no drop-off, and no call-out fee anywhere in the ACT or Queanbeyan.
Our depot has no tap or no power point. Can you still come?
Not as a standard booking. The tap and the power point are the two things we ask you to supply. The way around it is to have us come to whichever address does have both, whether that is head office, a workshop or a yard. Tell us the site and we will tell you straight before you commit to anything.
How many vehicles can you do in a day?
Work it from the times: about an hour a vehicle for an exterior detail, an hour and a half for an interior, three hours for a full detail on a sedan, and longer on anything bigger. There are two of us working at once, from 8:30am to 5:30pm. Send your numbers and we will come back with the actual days rather than a round figure that suits us.
Can you work in our basement or office car park?
Yes, when there is water, a power point, and the building or body corporate allows the work. All three, not two of the three. The last one is the part that catches people out, so check it with your building manager before we book.
Which of our vehicles counts as what size?
Hatches and sedans are the sedan price. SUVs and utes are the SUV price. 4WDs, vans and 8-seaters are the large price. A motorbike full detail is $135. Trucks we quote over the phone, because a prime mover and a rigid are not the same job.
Do trays, canopies, roof racks and van shelving cost more?
Tell us what is on the vehicle and we will price it on sight before the day. A fitted-out van with shelving is more work than an empty one, and we would rather say that up front than surprise you with it.
Can you polish or coat over signwriting and vinyl wrap?
Tell us which panels are wrapped when you send the numbers through and we will give you a straight answer for your vehicles. Machine work over vinyl is not the same as machine work over paint, and it is not something to decide in your car park on the morning.
How long is each vehicle off the road?
About an hour for an exterior detail, about an hour and a half for an interior, and about three hours for a full detail on a sedan. Larger vehicles take longer. We work 8:30am to 5:30pm, every day.
Can we book a weekend, when the yard is quiet?
Yes. We are open every day, 8:30am to 5:30pm, so a Saturday or Sunday is an ordinary working day for us.
Can we try you on one vehicle first?
Yes, and we would rather you did. One vehicle is priced exactly the same as it would be for anyone else, so a single ute is $120 for an exterior detail or $250 for a full detail. See the work before you hand over the fleet.
What is the up-to-$75 condition charge?
It applies to full and interior details only, it is capped at $75 a vehicle, and it is agreed with you before any work starts, never added afterwards. On a work fleet, assume it is in play. Send photos of the worst two with your enquiry and we will price it in before the day.
When do we pay, and what does it cost to get you out here?
Payment is due on completion, by card or bank transfer, once you have seen the result. There are no card fees, and no call-out or travel fees anywhere in the ACT or Queanbeyan. ABN 81 254 863 265, and we are fully insured.
Do you do window tinting, paint protection film or rim repairs?
No to all three. We will ceramic coat over PPF that somebody else has fitted.
Also see: what car detailing costs in Canberra, or text the numbers straight to 0426 661 820. Four utes exterior, two sedans full detail, Braddon, is enough for us to price it.
Send us the fleet.
Tell us what the fleet is made of and where it parks. We come back with the price per vehicle, how many days it takes, and the dates we have open.
