Construction • Agricultural • Commercial • Fleet
HEAVY EQUIPMENT DETAILING & CERAMIC PROTECTION
Professional cleaning, paint restoration, and ceramic protection for construction equipment, agricultural machinery, commercial trucks, and fleets.
PUT THE OFF-SEASON TO WORK.
Winter downtime is an ideal opportunity to clean, restore, and protect equipment before the next busy season.
More than passenger vehicles
EQUIPMENT WE PROTECT
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Why protect heavy equipment
BUILT TO WORK. EASIER TO MAINTAIN.
Heavy equipment lives in mud, road grime, dust, grease, insects, UV, winter salt and brine. Proper cleaning and protection make that buildup easier to manage.
Easier cleaning
Ceramic protection creates a slicker, easier-to-maintain surface that can make routine washing and cleanup easier.
Protect your investment
Professional cleaning, paint restoration, and protection help maintain the appearance of expensive equipment.
Professional appearance
Clean and well-maintained equipment helps present a professional image for your company on jobsites and around customers.
Perfect for winter downtime
Take advantage of slower winter periods to have equipment cleaned, restored, and protected before returning to heavy use.
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WINTER EQUIPMENT PROTECTION NOW BOOKING
Construction season may slow down, but your equipment investment does not. Winter is an excellent time to schedule professional cleaning, paint restoration, and ceramic protection while equipment is between projects, undergoing maintenance, or preparing for the next season.
- Construction Equipment
- Agricultural Equipment
- Commercial Trucks
- Snow Equipment
- Fleet Vehicles
Inspect. Clean. Restore. Protect.
OUR HEAVY EQUIPMENT PROTECTION PROCESS
Preparation requirements vary greatly depending on equipment condition — every machine is evaluated before work begins.
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Starting prices
HEAVY EQUIPMENT PROTECTION — STARTING PRICES
FINAL PRICING DEPENDS ON EQUIPMENT SIZE, CONDITION, CONTAMINATION, SURFACE AREA, AND PREPARATION REQUIRED.
Equipment excessively covered in mud, grease, concrete, asphalt, tar, agricultural contamination, or other heavy buildup may require additional preparation charges.
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Commercial & industrial
REQUEST AN EQUIPMENT QUOTE
Tell us about the machine and send photos. We’ll follow up with an initial estimate and next steps.
Fleets & multi-unit projects
HAVE MULTIPLE PIECES OF EQUIPMENT?
Porter’s Detailing works with contractors, agricultural operations, trucking companies, landscapers, commercial businesses, and fleet operators. If you have multiple machines or vehicles that need cleaning and protection, contact us for custom fleet/equipment pricing.
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Based at our shop in Grant Park, we serve contractors, farms, fleets and commercial customers throughout Kankakee County and surrounding areas, including Northwest Indiana. Larger projects outside the immediate area are considered case by case — and for many jobs we bring a mobile setup to your shop, farm or yard.
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Heavy equipment FAQ
COMMON QUESTIONS.
Do I need to bring my equipment to you?
Not always. Moving combines, loaders and fleet units costs you time, so for many projects we bring a fully equipped mobile setup to your shop, farm or yard in the Grant Park and Kankakee County area. Smaller equipment and trucks can also come to our indoor Grant Park shop.
Can ceramic coating help with fertilizer, chemicals and road salt?
A cured coating gives painted surfaces a slick, easier-to-clean layer, so residue from fertilizer, chemicals, salt and brine is easier to rinse off. It isn’t a guarantee against rust, corrosion or chemical damage — regular rinsing still matters during heavy chemical and winter seasons.
How can coating my equipment reduce downtime?
Because the finish sheds mud, clay and grime more easily, routine washing can go faster, and machines spend less time in the wash bay and more time working.
Is paint restoration necessary before coating heavy equipment?
It depends on condition. Equipment that has seen years of sun and abuse often has oxidation and surface defects. Where appropriate, painted surfaces are restored first so the protection bonds to sound paint. We’ll tell you what your machine needs after inspection.
How is pricing determined?
Published prices are starting prices. Final pricing depends on equipment size, condition, contamination, surface area and the preparation required. Photos or an in-person inspection let us give you an accurate quote.
