Because we coat indoors, the season does not affect install quality: but getting coated before March is the smart play. West Texas dust storm season runs March through June and hail season lands April through June, so coating ahead of that window means protection is in place for the hardest part of the year.
Ceramic coating can technically be installed year-round, but Lubbock's weather patterns make some windows genuinely better than others — both for the install process itself and for how soon you start getting the benefit.
West Texas dust storm season typically ramps up from March through June, driven by high winds and dry conditions ahead of the spring green-up. Getting coated before this window means your paint has protection in place before the worst of the wind-blown caliche dust and grit season hits.
Ceramic coating won't stop a hailstone from denting a hood — nothing will. But it does add impact resistance against the smaller grit and debris that blows around during severe weather. Coating ahead of hail season is a reasonable insurance policy, though it's not a substitute for actual hail protection if a major storm is forecast.
A coating installed before a hot, dusty season still needs its specified cure period and proper aftercare. Early water behavior alone does not prove long-term performance, so follow the written maintenance guidance and contact the installer if something looks wrong.
Our recommendation: late winter (January–February) is the ideal booking window — you beat dust storm season, hail season, and peak summer heat, and your paint goes into the harder months already protected.
Yes, honestly — more than the calendar date. Because we install indoors in a controlled shop environment, the season doesn't affect install quality the way it would for a mobile or outdoor detailer. What matters is getting protection on before your vehicle takes damage, not waiting for a "perfect" month.
We'll inspect your paint and tell you exactly what it needs — we will share current appointment availability.
Founding memberships are $99 for Exterior Detail, $149 for Full Detail, or $249 for Premium Detail. Each option has one set rate for qualifying cars, trucks, and SUVs.
Package years identify the service tier, not a maintenance-free guarantee. Actual life varies with preparation, outdoor exposure, washing, contamination, and aftercare. We explain the care needed for the selected package at pickup.
No. Coatings are measured in microns and provide chemical and UV protection, not impact resistance. Rock chips and road debris are a paint protection film question, not a coating one.
Proper cleaning and decontamination are essential for coating adhesion. Correction depends on the paint and the finish you want; because a transparent coating does not hide existing defects, we inspect under suitable lighting and discuss the preparation plan first.
Ceramic coating runs $799 (2-year), $1,299 (5-year) and $1,899 (10-year) on a sedan; $899/$1,399/$2,299 on an SUV; $1,099/$1,499/$2,599 on a truck or large SUV. Every package includes decontamination and paint preparation matched to the vehicle's inspected condition.