[rogercbryan]

Originally Posted by dkattis

I can see where you are coming from but you would be surprised how many clients I've had that just wanted an exterior detailing. By all means, it works best as a full service but people like to have options to choose from. Makes the business look for reputable as well. That's just from my experience.

I didn't say that you couldn't offer a menu of services. You just have to be prepared to off full service. If the customer chooses to have you do less thats fine.

[rogercbryan]

Originally Posted by Sminc

I am not sure if your model works, off course you are providing a value proposition in that I will not go to you but you come to me home to detail my car. Bottom line is that with all the extra cost involved such as gas to drive to a location (gas is not cheap right now) plus all the other incidential, I am not sure if you will be able to compete and stay competative on the price compared to a brick n mortar car detailer

Best of luck

Way off... this business works... as two previous posters have said based on their experiance.

[2gould]

Originally Posted by rogercbryan

Way off... this business works... as two previous posters have said based on their experiance.

Every state/region/city/town etc is different and what works in one area might not work in another. I agree with your concept of just getting out there and making something happen, but I strongly believe a quick marketing study/survey should be done. It doesn't have to be a long or complicated but something should be done before inventory and equipment is purchased. That's my opinion for what's it worth