FAS coordinates professional interior detailing around vehicle availability, driver schedules, and the realities of keeping a commercial fleet moving.
Designed forService fleetsLeasing teamsMulti-location operators
Fleet interior services
Two service paths. One clearly defined scope.
Choose a one-time reset or recurring maintenance. FAS confirms the vehicles, priorities, access, and timing before anything is scheduled.
01 / Turnover reset
A clean starting point.
For driver changes, reassignment, returning a vehicle to service, or any vehicle that needs a more thorough interior cleaning.
Debris removal and thorough vacuuming
Dash, console, doors, seats, and floors
Interior glass and visible condition notes
02 / Scheduled maintenance
Consistent care after the reset.
Every recurring plan begins with an initial reset, followed by monthly, every two months, or quarterly maintenance.
Routine vacuuming and surface cleaning
High-touch driver and passenger areas
Interior glass and issue visibility
The driver and passenger compartment is the primary focus. Cargo areas, specialty equipment, stain treatment, and unusual conditions are included only when specifically agreed upon.
From request to ready
You fill out the request. We handle the rest.
A simple customer experience with careful coordination behind the scenes.
01
Send the request
Tell us the location, vehicle count, interior service needs, and preferred timing.
02
We build the service plan
FAS defines the scope, groups vehicles into efficient batches, and coordinates the service window.
03
We verify completion
FAS documents the completed work against the agreed scope so your team has clear visibility.
Current service areaGrand Rapids and West MichiganWhat to expectA response within a few business days
The FAS standard
Consistency customers can see. Accountability operators can trust.
✓Defined scopeClear expectations before the work starts.
✓Service verificationDocumented completion and clear visibility into issues.
✓Fleet-first schedulingScheduling designed to protect vehicle uptime.
✓One point of contactFewer coordination demands for your team.
Fleet questions
Practical questions, clearly answered.
Clear expectations before a service request becomes a service plan.
Can I request a one-time service?+
Yes. FAS can coordinate a one-time interior reset or discuss a recurring monthly, every two months, or quarterly maintenance plan.
Where is the service completed?+
FAS confirms whether service can be completed at your operating location or another agreed staging area before anything is scheduled.
How is pricing determined?+
Pricing is based on vehicle type, interior condition, quantity, service frequency, location, and the final scope. Those details are confirmed before work begins.
How long will the vehicles be unavailable?+
Timing depends on condition, vehicle type, access, and batch size. The service plan defines the expected window so your team can protect uptime.
Do you service every part of the vehicle interior?+
The driver and passenger compartment is the primary focus. Any cargo, specialty, or additional areas are discussed and included only when they are part of the agreed scope.
Where is FAS currently available?+
FAS is currently developing focused fleet partnerships in West Michigan and will expand carefully as qualified service capacity is established.