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Interior Refresh

Interior car detailing — the Interior Refresh.

SoloSpa's cabin reset: everything you touch, sit on and look at, brought back in one visit — without the car leaving your street.

What it covers

Five steps, and the whole cabin.

For interiors that have seen things.

Full interior vacuum

Seats, carpets, mats, the rails under the seats and the seams down the side of the console — the places a driveway vacuum cannot reach and where the grit that grinds into carpet actually lives.

Seats and carpets

Cloth is cleaned rather than dabbed at, and leather is cleaned and conditioned for what it is instead of being wiped with whatever cleans plastic. Set-in stains are the part Zachariah wants to see before promising anything.

Dashboard, console and trim

Vents, cup holders, door pockets, the gap the coins fall into, and the dash and trim left clean rather than slick — no greasy shine that catches the sun on the windscreen.

Interior glass

The inside of the windscreen, which is where the haze you keep wiping at through low winter sun actually is, plus the side and rear glass.

Deodorize

The last step, and the one people notice on day two. Smell is usually a symptom of something still in the car, so it gets dealt with by removing the cause rather than by parking a scent on top of it.

Best for: daily drivers that live with kids, dogs and drive-thru coffee.

When it isn't the right call

Three times the interior is the wrong job.

This is the cheapest thing SoloSpa sells, which makes it the easiest one to book when you actually needed something else. Here is where it stops.

The outside matters to you too

Interior Refresh is the cabin only — no wash, no wheels, no wax. If the car is going to be photographed, sold or handed to someone in the family, the Full Detail does both halves in the same visit and is the honest answer.

What the Full Detail covers

The paint is what is bothering you

Swirls, oxidation and a finish that has gone flat are paint problems, and a spotless cabin will not touch them. Zachariah does not do multi-stage paint correction — if that is what the car needs, he will say so and point you at someone who does. Showroom + Protect is the step above this one: paint decontamination and a ceramic-grade sealant on top of the full detail.

Ask about Showroom + Protect

It is one specific thing, not the whole cabin

Hazed headlights or a grimy engine bay are their own jobs, and neither needs a full interior booked around it. Both are quoted on their own.

Headlight restoration

How the number is set

A free look first, then one figure.

There is no price list for the Interior Refresh, and that is deliberate rather than evasive.

You send the car

Make, model, city, and what has been bothering you about the inside of it. Two minutes on the quote form.

He looks it over

At no charge. Two kids and a dog is a different job from a car that carries one adult to an office, and only looking tells him which one yours is.

One firm number

Confirmed before anything starts, and it does not move on the day. No range, no add-on menu once he is standing in your driveway.

Before and after

The same car, same visit.

Shot by Zachariah on the job, from roughly the same spot before and after. Drag the handle.

BeforeAfter
Volvo interior — July 30 job. Real before and after, same car, same visit.
Clean detailed cargo area of an Audi
Audi — July 22
Clean detailed front interior of an Audi
Audi — July 25
Clean detailed rear seats of a Ford F-150
Ford F-150 — July 26

Reviews

5.0 out of 5, from real customers.

34 reviews, read from the live SoloSpa Google Business Profile on 13 September 2026.

I've had Zach detail my car twice now, and both times he's done an incredible job. The attention to detail is top-notch—my car looked and felt like it had just come off the showroom floor. He took his time, didn't miss a single spot, and made the whole process super convenient by coming directly to me.…
Ferdaws R.· Google review
Excellent service and surprisingly spotless detailed cleaning. Very happy with Zach, he took his time and detailed every nook and cranny, 9 year old car looks brand new interior and exterior. Highly recommended, specially great value for the price!
Adil J.· Google review
Read every review on the Google listing

Interior questions

Questions about the Interior Refresh.

What does interior car detailing actually include?

Interior Refresh covers the cabin end to end: full interior vacuum, seats and carpets, dashboard, console and trim, interior glass, deodorize. It is a single scope rather than a base clean you build up from add-ons, and it does not include anything on the outside of the car.

Can you get pet hair out of the seats and carpet?

Pet hair is one of the jobs Zachariah is asked for most, and it is part of the interior scope rather than a surcharge. How much comes out depends on the fabric and how long the hair has been worked into it, which is exactly the kind of thing the free look answers before you commit to anything.

Will it get the smell out?

Usually, because most car smells are a thing rather than a mystery — spilled milk under a seat, a damp mat, food in a door pocket. Deodorizing is the last step after the cause is removed. If the source is something structural like a leak or mould in the ventilation, that is a mechanic's job and Zachariah will tell you rather than mask it. Smoke gets its own page rather than a line here (what a detail can and cannot do about smoke).

Do you clean leather seats?

Yes. Leather is cleaned and conditioned rather than treated like plastic trim. Cracking and wear that are already in the hide do not come back out — conditioning keeps what is there from getting worse, and any honest detailer will draw that line.

How long does an Interior Refresh take?

Usually 1–3 hours, with carpet or seat shampooing pushing it toward the longer end. Heavier soiling or a larger vehicle can add another 30–60 minutes on top of that, and Zachariah confirms the window for your car when he quotes it.

Why is there no price on this page?

Because a number written before anyone has seen the car is either a guess or a starting point that grows. A minivan with three winters of school runs in the carpets is a different job from a garage-kept coupe. Zachariah looks it over at no charge, then gives one firm figure, and that figure is what you pay.

Where can you do it?

Wherever the car is parked, across Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton, Vaughan, Markham, Richmond Hill and the rest of the GTA route. A driveway, a condo garage, a visitor spot or an office lot all work.

Get your quote

Book the free look, then decide.

Send your car and your city, and pick Interior Refresh on the form. Zachariah answers himself with a firm number and the next open slot — booking the inspection commits you to nothing.