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How Much Do Mobile Detailers Make in Denver?

A full-time solo detailer in Denver can clear about $91,300 a year. Here's the math at local prices — and the course that shows you how to get there.

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Denver income by business size

Based on a $195 average ticket at Denver rates and 48 working weeks a year.

SetupCars / weekYearly grossYearly take-homePer month
Weekend side hustle
Saturdays and Sundays only, keeping your day job.
5$46,800$35,100$2,950
Full-time solo operator
One van, 3 jobs a day, 5 days a week.
15$140,400$91,300$7,600
Two-van operation
You plus one paid tech; labor is the big new cost.
28$262,100$117,900$9,850

Estimates, not guarantees. Take-home is before income tax; your results depend on pricing, effort, and local demand.

What moves the number in Denver

Ski-town second homes in the mountains pay premium for winter interior + salt-decon services.

Magnesium chloride road spray corrodes trim and wheels. Undercarriage flushes are a menu staple.

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The Mobile Detailing Academy course gives you the pricing sheets, upsell scripts, and client-getting playbook behind these numbers — plus 15 bonuses. $39, one time, lifetime access.

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Frequently asked questions

How much do mobile detailers make in Denver?

A full-time solo mobile detailer in Denver, CO doing about 15 cars a week at a $195 average ticket grosses roughly $140,400 a year and keeps about $91,300 after supplies, fuel, insurance, and software.

Can I detail part-time in Denver?

Yes. Five cars on weekends at Denver rates works out to about $2,950 a month take-home — enough to test the market before quitting a job.

What's the fastest way to raise income as a Denver detailer?

Raise the average ticket: sell interior add-ons, maintenance plans, and ceramic coatings instead of more basic washes. The Mobile Detailing Academy course ($39) includes the upsell scripts and pricing sheets.

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