Dirty Details is an auto detailing shop at 44344 B Yale Rd in Chilliwack, owned and operated by Lloyd Doyle. Not a franchise. Not a van that shows up in your driveway. A real bay, with real equipment, that has been cleaning Fraser Valley vehicles since 2020.
Dirty Details Auto Detailing is owned and operated by Lloyd Doyle in Chilliwack, British Columbia. The business has operated from its shop at 44344 B Yale Rd since 2020 and holds a BBB A+ rating. It is an appointment-based detailing shop — not a drive-through wash and not a mobile service — serving Chilliwack, Sardis, Vedder, Yarrow and the wider Fraser Valley. The shop specialises in deep cleaning: interiors, exteriors, pet hair, road salt, farm dirt and construction dust. It does not offer ceramic coating, paint correction or paint protection film.
BBB A+ rated — Dirty Details is not a BBB-accredited business.
Three packages. Priced on the page, not hidden behind a form.
Ground-in dirt, spills and pet hair — gone.
Inside + outside, done right — the full rescue in one booking.
Road grime and neglect stripped back to a deep, clean finish.
Flat-rate add-ons: Headliner Cleaning $100, Engine Bay Detail $100. Quoted after we see the vehicle: pet hair removal, leather conditioning, odor removal, salt removal, seat extraction. Those are quoted rather than flat-priced because condition genuinely varies — a lightly shedding sedan and a farm dog's daily hauler are not the same pet-hair job.
Plenty of shops will quote you anything and figure it out later. We'd rather tell you up front. Dirty Details is a cleaning and detailing shop only. We do not offer:
If that's what you need, we'll point you at a shop that does it properly rather than take the job and hope. What we do instead is the dirty work — embedded pet hair, work trucks and farm vehicles that other shops turn away.
The shop is on Yale Road in Chilliwack. Customers come to us from across the Fraser Valley, and we can deliver a finished vehicle back to you when that's easier than a second trip.
Book online in about two minutes, or call the shop and talk to the person who'll be doing the work.