Engine bay cleaning at your home
Our engine bay cleaning takes the grease, dust and road grime off your engine right in your driveway, anywhere in Utah County. We protect the electrical parts, degrease by hand, rinse gently and finish with a UV dressing. On its own it’s $80 to $140 plus tax, depending on vehicle size and how dirty it is, or from $50 when you add it to a detail. You only pay after the job.
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- $80–140On its own
- From $50Added to a detail
- ~30 minWork time
- $0Due at booking
How we clean your engine bay
Water and electronics don’t mix, so we take it slow and careful. No high-pressure blasting.
- ProtectWe cover the sensitive electrical parts before anything gets wet.
- DegreaseWe spray a degreaser and work it into the grime with detailing brushes, getting into the corners a rag can’t reach.
- RinseWe rinse with low-pressure water, never a pressure washer aimed at the engine.
- Dry and dressWe blow the bay dry with compressed air, then apply a water-based (not silicone) dressing to the plastics and hoses for a clean, factory look.
Engine bays we’ve cleaned
Before and after photos from real engine bay cleaning jobs.
Dust and grime
Built-up grease
Engine bay cleaning price
Prices are plus sales tax, with no surprise fees at the door. You only pay after the job is done.
- Electrical parts covered and protected
- Degreaser and hand brushing
- Low-pressure rinse and compressed-air dry
- Water-based UV dressing on plastics and hoses
Book it on its own, or add it to a detail and save. Pair it with an exterior detail so the whole car looks new, or add our interior car detailing for the inside.
| Engine bay cleaning | Price |
|---|---|
| On its own | $80–$140 |
| Added to an interior, exterior or full detail | From $50 |
Want an exact price? Text a photo of your engine to (385) 375-7652.
Why clean your engine bay?
Utah roads throw a lot under the hood: winter salt, canyon dust and summer grime. Over time it builds into a greasy layer that hides problems and makes any work under the hood messier.
A clean engine bay makes fresh leaks easier to spot, looks great when you pop the hood to sell or trade in, and just feels better to own. Want to learn more? Read our guides on how to clean an engine bay and chemical cleaning an engine block.
What our customers say
★★★★★
“Super impressed. They came from a couple places that were the most affordable. Did an excellent job — very thorough and knowledgeable. Would definitely recommend.”
CCorrine CookOrem
★★★★★
“Car looks awesome. Very detailed and thorough. Booked again immediately after to do my husband’s truck.”
KKenzie OgletreeLehi
★★★★★
“It’s so convenient that they come to my house. The employee arrived promptly, communicated about progress, and my car looks amazing.”
MMelanie StatenProvo
Engine bay cleaning near you
We’re based in Spanish Fork and cover all of Utah County from Lehi to Payson. See all service areas.
Engine bay cleaning questions
How much does engine bay cleaning cost?
On its own it’s $80 to $140 plus sales tax, depending on vehicle size and how dirty the engine is. Added to a detail it starts at $50. There’s no deposit, and you pay after the job is done.
How long does engine bay cleaning take?
About 30 minutes of work for most vehicles.
Is it safe to wash an engine with water?
Yes, when it’s done carefully. We cover the electrical parts first and rinse with low-pressure water, never a pressure washer aimed at the engine.
Do you fix oil leaks?
No. We clean engines, we don’t repair them. A clean engine bay does make it easier for you or your mechanic to spot where a leak is coming from.
Can I book it with a detail?
Yes. You can book engine bay cleaning on its own or together with an interior, exterior or full detail.
Do you need water or power from me?
Usually yes. We bring 100 ft hoses and extension cords and connect to your outdoor spigot and a standard outlet. If you don’t have either, mention it when you book.
Pop the hood with pride
Book online in about a minute, or call or text us. You only pay after the job.