Established in 2013, Jay’s Auto Detailing is run by James from an indoor studio in Tattenhall. Our approach centres on your vehicle’s condition, clear recommendations and careful work.
(01) — Our approach
The right work for your vehicle
Every vehicle needs a different approach. We start with its condition and what you want to improve or maintain, then recommend the work that makes sense.
Where a lighter service is enough, that is what we recommend. The scope is defined clearly before work begins, with careful preparation and a finish worth maintaining afterwards.
CONDITION-LED ADVICE
CLEAR SCOPE
CAREFUL WORK
THE STUDIO AT A GLANCE
Since 2013
Established detailing business
Tattenhall
Indoor studio
Fully insured
Studio and vehicles covered
By appointment
Visits and bookings
(02) — Our principles
What guides our work
Appropriate advice
Work recommended around your vehicle’s condition and needs.
Clear scope
Final scope and pricing confirmed before work begins.
Careful preparation
A considered approach to improvement, protection and ongoing care.
I’m James — Jay to family and friends — and my interest in car care started long before I established Jay’s Auto Detailing in 2013. As a child I walked around the neighbourhood with Turtle Wax shampoo and an old-fashioned car sponge, offering to wash cars. Later I worked on a car park my mum managed in Liverpool. That’s where the interest became serious, and I began teaching myself the trade.
Starting the business was a way to turn that into my livelihood. I fitted out a van for mobile work and kept learning. Volunteering at a body shop in Chester taught me more about paintwork and how to use a rotary polisher. Shortly afterwards I took on an indoor unit — the next step from mobile valeting towards more focused detailing work.
I also spent a full week in Newcastle training for my Ceramic Pro accreditation, building on what I’d learned through independent study and practical experience.
My standards matter more to me than a quick turnaround. I won’t rush a job to squeeze another booking in, and I won’t apply a coating over unprepared paint. The preparation deserves the time it takes.
(04) — Accreditation
Ceramic Pro approved applicator
I completed the international Ceramic Pro application training course in 2016 at their officially approved North East training centre, registration UK012/2016.
The training covers how these coatings behave, what preparation they need and where they are and are not appropriate — which is why the assessment comes before any recommendation to coat.
(Let’s discuss your vehicle)
Tell us about your vehicle, its current condition and what you would like to improve or maintain. We’ll advise on the appropriate next step; photographs or an inspection may be needed to confirm the scope and pricing.