My OperaChoosing a competent car detailer: questions to ask.
Saturday, March 26, 2011 11:43:55 PM
Exactly what makes a car detailer superior to his peers? Here are some factors to consider when making your decision.
Foremost, find a detailer that will handle your unique problems. You have your reasons for paying an expert. This could involve strange smells on the interior of their car, swirls and small defects in their paint, water spots on their car paint and glass, excessively stained front rims, and many more. You have to be clear with your detailer what your greatest priorities are. Point these things out and be sure that he provides a solution for you.
Professionalism is important. Delivering a clear car is what you expect. Offering it using a professional's touch and great customer care is exactly what will make you truly happy with your experience. This means that they do not show up to the job site late, do not complete the car late, leave the heater on, leave your music system on, and don't dress inappropriately for the job. When you're trusting the second-largest investment you possess with a stranger, all of us do expect a particular level of professionalism and trust.
There are some particular particulars that separate good from excellent detailers. When your detailer returns your vehicle, it should be clear that he or she attended to the very finest specifics. This cannot be easily explained, it's simply a thing you sense once you sit inside your vehicle again.
Finally, was your car returned to you in the same shape that you left it? For example, was the radio station altered? Was the heat or air conditioner set to a different setting? Was your seat adjusted to another position? How about your mirrors? Were all of your personal items nicely bagged for you? Sometimes when people work on your car, you really feel like your personal space is breached. Your car detailer shouldn't be altering your car's settings during a cleaning appointment. Any good detailer that takes customer service seriously will return your car or truck to you with all of these kinds of important personal settings unchanged.
So, there a lot of things to think about beyond the quality of the detailer's work. Choose someone who has an excellent reputation online and off-line before you make a choice. And if he satisfies you, be sure to be loyal to him in exchange.
Foremost, find a detailer that will handle your unique problems. You have your reasons for paying an expert. This could involve strange smells on the interior of their car, swirls and small defects in their paint, water spots on their car paint and glass, excessively stained front rims, and many more. You have to be clear with your detailer what your greatest priorities are. Point these things out and be sure that he provides a solution for you.
Professionalism is important. Delivering a clear car is what you expect. Offering it using a professional's touch and great customer care is exactly what will make you truly happy with your experience. This means that they do not show up to the job site late, do not complete the car late, leave the heater on, leave your music system on, and don't dress inappropriately for the job. When you're trusting the second-largest investment you possess with a stranger, all of us do expect a particular level of professionalism and trust.
There are some particular particulars that separate good from excellent detailers. When your detailer returns your vehicle, it should be clear that he or she attended to the very finest specifics. This cannot be easily explained, it's simply a thing you sense once you sit inside your vehicle again.
Finally, was your car returned to you in the same shape that you left it? For example, was the radio station altered? Was the heat or air conditioner set to a different setting? Was your seat adjusted to another position? How about your mirrors? Were all of your personal items nicely bagged for you? Sometimes when people work on your car, you really feel like your personal space is breached. Your car detailer shouldn't be altering your car's settings during a cleaning appointment. Any good detailer that takes customer service seriously will return your car or truck to you with all of these kinds of important personal settings unchanged.
So, there a lot of things to think about beyond the quality of the detailer's work. Choose someone who has an excellent reputation online and off-line before you make a choice. And if he satisfies you, be sure to be loyal to him in exchange.
