TREE SAP REMOVAL SERVICE

Tree sap is a natural substance produced by trees, and it can stick to your vehicle’s exterior due to factors such as parking under or near trees, particularly during warm weather when sap is more likely to be fluid.

Yes, if left untreated, tree sap can damage your vehicle’s paint finish over time. It can etch into the paint and cause staining, which may require costly repairs if not addressed promptly.

It’s best to have tree sap removed from your vehicle’s exterior as soon as possible to prevent it from causing damage to the paint finish. The longer it remains on the surface, the more difficult it may be to remove.

While some household products may claim to remove tree sap, they can be abrasive and may damage your vehicle’s paint finish. It’s recommended to trust a professional detailing service like ours to safely and effectively remove tree sap without causing harm.

The duration of the tree sap removal process depends on factors such as the extent of the contamination and the size of your vehicle. Typically, it can take anywhere from 30 minutes to an hour or more for thorough removal.

Our tree sap removal process is designed to safely remove sap without compromising any existing wax or sealant protection on your vehicle’s paint. However, we recommend reapplying wax or sealant after the removal process for added protection.

Yes, we offer the flexibility to customize detailing packages to meet your specific needs. You can bundle tree sap removal with other detailing services such as exterior wash, waxing, or interior detailing for a comprehensive car care solution.

In some cases, tree sap removal may be covered by insurance, depending on your policy coverage and the cause of the sap contamination. We recommend checking with your insurance provider to determine if you have coverage for tree sap removal services.

Yes, our tree sap removal services are suitable for all types of vehicles, including cars, trucks, SUVs, and vans. Our experienced technicians tailor the removal process to suit the specific needs of each vehicle.

To prevent tree sap from sticking to your vehicle’s exterior, avoid parking under or near trees, especially during warm weather when sap is more likely to be fluid. Regular washing and waxing of your vehicle can also help create a protective barrier against sap and other contaminants.