Max

Hello! my name is Max and I have been in the automotive detailing industry for over 15 years. , I am completely mobile, and offer comprehensive horse trailer cleaning and sanitation, providing hands-on, detailed care for equine transport environments, I’m committed to enhancing horse health and performance through cleanliness and hygiene. I have over half a decade of experience working with horse owners, competition trainers, rescue groups, and veterinarians. I’m familiar with all trailer types—from stock and bumper pulls to living quarters and goosenecks. My approach is highly organized, detail-oriented, and insurance verified. I’d love to connect and discuss how I can help you maintain a spotless, healthy, and safe transport environment for your horses.

I offer flexible scheduling: service at barns, shows, training centers, or your residence.

📍 Location & Service Area
Based in Novato, CA I serve horse owners, trainers, and equine professionals throughout Marin, Sonoma, and Napa. My goal is to support safe, sanitary, and stress‑free transport for every horse as well as protect your investment for years to come.

Education: SUNY Oneonta, Bachelors in English and Mass Communications

Geographic Area Serviced: Marin, Sonoma, and Napa Counties

Area of Expertise: Trailer Detailing and show preP My trailer cleaning service is a full-spectrum, meticulous process designed to eliminate bacteria, dirt, allergens, and odors—promoting equine wellness every step of the way. 1. Pre-clean Inspection & Preparation Inspect interior/exterior for damage, buildup, and safety hazards. Remove tack, mats, shavings, and personal items. Ventilate fully before cleaning begins. 2. Dry Debris Removal Sweep or blow out shavings, hay, mud, manure, and hair. Remove tack mats and hardware for separate washing. 3. Deep Washing & Scrubbing Use equine‑safe degreasing agents on walls, rubber mats, tack rooms, windows, and tack racks. Pressure-wash floors and partitions, paying close attention to corners, drains, and crevices. Hand-scrub stains or buildup with stiff brushes. 4. Rinse & Drainage Thorough rinse to flush soaps and residue. Check and clean drainage areas, keeping water flow clear and effective. 5. Disinfection Protocol Apply appropriate disinfectants safe for horses. Ensure proper contact time; rinse after curing when needed. Focus on sensitive spots (stall dividers, wheel wells, bits of feed build-up). 6. Drying & Odor Control Air-dry with doors and vents open; use fans if necessary. Apply horse-safe, neutral pH odor eliminators. Final inspection to confirm completely dry, fresh, and clean interior. 7. Optional Extras Rubber mat removal for washdown and disinfection. Tack room organization and shelf cleaning. Light polish on aluminum/exterior surfaces. Finish with protective liner or UV/rust inhibitor.

Types of Horses: All horse breeds and types