Living areas, cabinetry and storage
Remove accessible dust from ledges, benches and agreed empty cupboards. Wipe cabinetry with methods suited to its finish, paying attention to edges and handles without soaking joins.
Show-ready, showroom-ready and freshly built: detailed caravan cleaning for manufacturers and dealerships.
Request this cleanScope, price and appointment confirmed with you.
Illustrative stock photographyCaravan cleaning helps dealers and manufacturers present each van at its best, whether it is leaving production, standing in a showroom or heading to an exhibition. Compact interiors have many corners, joins, fittings and reflective surfaces that customers notice when they step inside. We plan the clean around the stage of the caravan, its materials and the time it needs to be ready.
Caravan manufacturers, dealership display stock, newly completed vans and exhibitors preparing for caravan shows.
These are the typical areas we discuss for your service. Your confirmed quote sets out the exact tasks, access and any extras.
Remove accessible dust from ledges, benches and agreed empty cupboards. Wipe cabinetry with methods suited to its finish, paying attention to edges and handles without soaking joins.
Clean agreed kitchen and bathroom surfaces, sinks, taps, mirrors and appliance exteriors. New fittings are treated according to care instructions; cleaning does not replace commissioning or mechanical checks.
Detail accessible interior glass, mirrors, handles and visible fingerprints. Review the surfaces a customer sees and touches during a walkthrough, including the entry and display areas.
Vacuum accessible flooring and corners, then clean suitable hard floors. Post-build dust may need more than one pass; floor protection and display accessories are returned only as agreed.
Pre-show preparation, ongoing showroom care and post-build cleaning are scoped separately. Exterior washing, adhesive removal, upholstery treatments and high access must be agreed. Manufacturer care instructions guide product selection.
A clear sequence helps us focus on the agreed tasks and choose methods that suit the property.
Confirm whether this is a post-build clean, showroom maintenance or show preparation. List the vans, layouts, current condition and the time each unit must be ready.
Follow an agreed interior checklist with attention to surfaces, compartments and finishing details. Coordinate access with production, sales staff or the exhibition team.
Check the agreed areas before the van returns to display or handover. Flag residual marks or manufacturing defects that cleaning cannot resolve.
Finish dusty trades before a post-build clean. Clear loose tools, packaging and personal items; arrange keys and safe access to every van. For show preparation, share the venue access window, stand setup sequence and opening deadline. Confirm power, water and parking requirements directly.
Let us know about delicate finishes, existing damage and areas that are difficult to reach. We’ll discuss anything outside the agreed scope before additional work is undertaken.
Presentation matters before the first visitor steps inside. Plan the clean after transport and major stand setup where possible, then allow time for final glass, handles and floors. Share bump-in rules and the opening deadline so work can be sequenced across your display vans.
Regular walkthroughs leave fingerprints, floor marks and dust. A showroom schedule keeps attention on your layouts and finishes. Prioritise entrances, tables, kitchens and bathroom displays, and adjust the checklist when new stock arrives or a unit is sold.
A newly built caravan can carry fine dust in accessible corners, cupboards and fittings. Plan a detailed clean after dusty work finishes, with manufacturer instructions available. Separate cleaning from defect rectification and allow for any final production work that could reintroduce dust.
We currently work with Ezytrail, Crusader, Bellarine Caravans and Snowy River Caravans.
For multiple units, a shared list helps identify which caravans are ready, which are still being worked on and which need to be cleaned first.
Provide unit identifiers, the number and length of vans, layouts, condition and priorities. Confirm access, utilities and the deadline for each group.
Keep the working area clear and arrange a contact for scope questions. Production, repairs and stand setup should be coordinated to reduce dust returning to cleaned areas.
Review the agreed cleaning checklist. Note any permanent marks or defects separately and confirm any extra touch-up visit required after further handling or transport.
Include van count, approximate sizes, bathrooms, slide-outs and interior layouts.
Separate post-build dust from showroom upkeep and pre-show presentation.
Identify external washing, glazing or specialist treatments as separate requests.
Share the dealership, production site or event address, access window and completion time.
Yes, tell us the number of vans, sizes, condition and required completion time. We can discuss a staged cleaning plan and confirm capacity and access before the event. Last-minute touch-ups and any work during the show need a separate agreement.
Yes. We discuss accessible production dust, cabinetry, fittings and final presentation once the van is safe and production work is complete. Sealant, protective-film and adhesive removal require assessment; cleaning does not correct scratches or manufacturing defects.
A recurring plan can focus on fingerprints, entry dirt, glass and visitor touchpoints. Tell us how many vans are displayed, how often stock changes and your trading hours.
Interior and exterior work are separate scope items. Tell us about cladding, decals, seals, roof access and washing facilities so suitability can be assessed before quoting.
The time depends on the agreed tasks, size, condition and access. Share a deadline or any time restrictions with your enquiry. Ask for an estimated visit duration when the scope is confirmed, and allow for drying where wet cleaning is involved.
Tell us your preferred cleaning window and when staff or visitors will be on site. Out-of-hours access and availability need to be agreed; include induction, alarm and lock-up requirements when speaking with us.
Confirm the equipment and products required for your particular service when arranging the quote. If you prefer a specific product, or a surface has manufacturer care instructions, mention this before the visit so suitability can be discussed.
Contact Cinnora with the extra task or revised date as early as possible. Additional work may need more time, a revised quote or a separate visit. Changes and availability should be confirmed directly before you rely on the new arrangements.
Contact us with the room, surface and concern so we can discuss it against the agreed checklist. Clear details help distinguish a missed task from permanent wear, staining or work outside the original scope.
The quote reflects the size and condition of the property, the agreed tasks, visit frequency and access. Extra areas or specialist treatments can change the time and price, so please include them in your enquiry.
The guided enquiry prepares your details for you to email to Cinnora. We’ll discuss the scope and confirm availability and price directly. A preferred date is not reserved until it has been confirmed.
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