Compare local detailing shops, window tint installers and mobile detailers in Springfield, near the I-95, I-395 and Beltway interchange.
Springfield is an unincorporated community in Fairfax County, built around the Springfield Interchange where I-95, I-395 and the Capital Beltway (I-495) meet. It is home to Springfield Town Center and the Franconia-Springfield Metro and VRE station, so local cars rack up a lot of highway miles.
This page lists detailing businesses with a Springfield mailing address in ZIP codes 22150 to 22153. Many of the shops listed so far are in the light-industrial areas along Fullerton Road and Alban Road. You will find window tint shops, full-service detailers, ceramic coating and paint protection film installers, and paintless dent repair.
Each listing shows the services the shop offers, where it is and how to reach it, so you can compare before you book.
9 detailing shops listed in Springfield. Certified Pro shops are shown first, next to the map. Every other shop in Springfield is listed below, and Certified Pro shops are highlighted on the map.
Certified Pro spots: 3 of 3 open. Want the whole city? Ask about Exclusive. See Certified Pro options
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Springfield sees the same seasons as the rest of Northern Virginia, plus plenty of commuter miles. A few habits go a long way.
Northern Virginia's spring tree pollen leaves a yellow film on everything. Rinse it off rather than wiping it dry, which can drag grit across the paint. A sealant or ceramic coating makes pollen easier to wash away.
Road crews treat Fairfax County roads with salt and brine before and during storms. Rinse the undercarriage and wheel wells after snowy stretches, and consider a protective sealant before winter starts.
Hot, humid summers and strong UV can fade paint, dry out trim and crack dashboards. Park in shade when you can, use a windshield shade, and ask about UV protection for paint, interior surfaces and window tint.
Start with the listings above. Compare the services each shop lists, check its website, and look for Certified Pro shops, which are shown first next to the map. When you contact a shop, describe your vehicle and its condition so it can recommend the right service.
It lists shops with a Springfield, VA mailing address in Fairfax County, including West Springfield and the areas around Fullerton Road and Backlick Road. Shops in nearby Alexandria, Lorton and Fairfax have their own pages.
Shops listed in Springfield offer auto detailing, ceramic coating, paint correction, paint protection film, window tint, mobile detailing and paintless dent repair. Each listing shows the services that shop lists on its own website.
Some do. Look for the Mobile Detailing tag on a listing, or use the Mobile Detailing service page to filter shops that travel to you. Ask the detailer about water and power needs and how far they travel before you book.
Prices depend on vehicle size, condition and the service, so we don’t publish a price list. Contact two or three shops with your vehicle details for quotes, and ask exactly what each package includes.
If your shop is already listed, use Claim this listing on its page. It’s free. If it isn’t, add it for free. Each city has only 3 Certified Pro spots, and Certified Pro shops are shown first on this page.
Own a detailing shop or mobile detailing business serving Springfield? Add or claim your listing for free, or apply for a Certified Pro spot. Only 3 Certified Pro spots per city. Want the whole city? Ask about Exclusive.
