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Vomit Cleanup and Interior Detail: Ford F-150 in Camas, WA

Interior detail

VehicleFord F-150
ServiceInterior
ProblemSomeone was sick on the driver carpet
WhereCamas, WA
Time on siteAbout 1 hour
ResultAffected area cleaned, cabin wiped through

Before and after

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Center console and cup holders in a Ford F-150, before and after cleaningBeforeAfter
Driver footwell and floor mat in a Ford F-150, before and after cleaning
Driver floor and pedals in a Ford F-150, before and after cleaning
Driver door panel in a Ford F-150, before and after cleaning
Rear bench seat in a Ford F-150, before and after cleaning
Rear floor and sill in a Ford F-150, before and after cleaning
Front door, opened up in a Ford F-150, before and after cleaning

Someone had been sick on the driver carpet of this Ford F-150, and the rest of the cabin carried the ordinary build up of a working truck on top of it. We cleaned it at the customer’s home in Camas, Washington, in about an hour. The work covered trash removal, a full vacuum of the cabin, carpets, mats and rear floor, targeted cleaning of the affected area on the driver carpet, and a wipe down of every surface in the cab.

What we did

Condition on arrival

A working truck after a rough ride. Someone had been sick on the driver carpet, and the rest of the cabin carried the ordinary build up of daily use on top of that.

Trash out first, then the whole cabin vacuumed. Carpets, mats, the rear floor and the seams around the seats.

The driver carpet was the real job. That area was cleaned properly rather than covered over, and worked until the carpet came back clean.

Every surface in the cabin was wiped down after that. Doors, console, dash and trim.

Result

  • The affected area on the driver carpet cleaned properly rather than covered over.
  • Cabin, carpets, mats and rear floor vacuumed through, including the seams around the seats.
  • Center console and cup holders cleared out.
  • Doors, console, dash and trim wiped down.
Will the smell come back?

That depends entirely on how far it went and how long it sat. If it stayed on the carpet surface and it is dealt with quickly, cleaning the area usually settles it. If it soaked through the carpet into the padding underneath, or ran down into a seat rail or a seam, a surface clean cannot reach the source and the smell can come back in warm weather. Nobody can tell you which one it is from a photo. Call the same day if you can, because time is the single biggest factor here.

About an hour, in the customer’s driveway in Camas.

Finished

How it looked when we packed up.

Rear cabin, finished on a Ford F-150

Questions people ask about jobs like this

Call now. The difference between a same day clean and a week later is usually the difference between a surface job and something that has soaked into the padding. We will tell you honestly if it needs more than one visit.

Yes. It is a normal part of interior work and far more common than people think. There is nothing to be embarrassed about when you call.

This truck took about an hour, because it was caught on the carpet surface and the rest of the cab only needed a normal clean. A cab that also needs seats or a headliner will take longer.

Yes. Work trucks and vans are welcome and we are used to them.

Yes, we are mobile. We come to your home or workplace. You provide a standard outlet, plus an outdoor tap if the job includes exterior work, and we bring everything else.

Want your car to look like this?

We come to you. Pick a time and we handle the rest.

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