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Help Found: Bill's Mobile Auto Detailing in Portage Indiana

Sometimes you meet someone who is doing exactly what they need to be doing in the world. I love it when this happens!  I saw Bill's Mobile Auto Detailing today when I was driving around and I thought he was one of those people.  

 I haven't actually met Bill.  

 He might to a horrid job detailing I dunno...but it feels like he is an awesome guy, doing  exactly what the world needs him to do.  Detailing takes attention to (wait for it....DETAIL) and patience. Hiring someone to detail you car for example, that buys you back precious time in a day.  This Bill guy...he takes even better care of folks by being mobile and bringing the business to them.  Bill's Mobile Auto Detailing.

I was curious, so I looked Bill up.

I know most people do not take the time to review businesses, but of the 18 people who did review Bill's Mobile Auto Detailing, Good ol Bill got FIVE STARS!  Bravo!  What great customer service to have a MOBILE Auto Detailing business for cars.  I was going to have my car detailed when we first got it, at $50 for a basic it was in my price range . The trouble was, dropping it off for an hour or longer when I have two little kids wasn't easy so I never did it.  If someone could come to my home or while I am at work...BRILLIANT!  

I chuckled at this post on their webpage :  

Posted on Mar 19, 2019 
Also specialize in vehicle blood cleanup/ biohazard car decontamination.

What are folks getting up to in Portage??? 

My only suggestion is that they do before and after pictures instead do just after...so many of us glued to  home improvement  shows live for the before & afters.    Heck, that is how I motivate myself to do big ugly jobs around the house too! 

Find them on Facebook and see what YOU think!


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  1. P HAugust 1, 2019 at 8:18 AM

    Great read and Bill is the bomb! His work is ahhhhmazing!!!!




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