Glasgow · 19:42 · it's starting to rain

That's when we
lose the job.

DRY DOCK is a mobile detailer on the East End — one van, one owner. Roughly every third job dies to the weather. This page is his week: broken, then fixed.

01The before

Four years of car washes. Two winters under a sycamore. One very bad storm.

0swirls
0spots
0stone chips

The website feels a little broken in here. That's not the code — that's the paint.

02The after

The menu, cured.

Real prices from the van door. No "POA" games.

Valeting

FROM£55

Maintenance Valet

For cars that already know the routine.

FROM£100

Refresh

The one from the video. Yes, that finish is real.

FROM£150

The Full Reset

Everything we do to a car, in one visit.

The detailing studio

FROM£350

Gloss Enhancement

The reset button for paint that's lost its shine.

FROM£500

New Car Protection

Because dealership "protection" under-delivers.

FROM£800

Correction Detail

Labour-intensive. Obsessive. Exactly how it should be.

What Stevie no longer does

  • two days of WhatsApp to close a £150 job
  • calling the client to cancel in the rain
  • a spreadsheet that lies about the week

Gone. The van just shows up.

03The front door

"Can I book?" → "You're booked."

No phone tag. No two-day DM. Pick a slot, answer two questions, done.

Checking the sky over Glasgow…

LIVE · GLASGOW

The service 01

The day & time 02

The driveway 03

The two questions exist because a van on a kerb with no parking is a four-star review waiting to happen.

You're booked.

DRY-····

The van's got the rain cover on — if the sky opens, you'll get a text either way.

(Concept demo — no van was dispatched. Yet.)

That's the finish.

Send it to the owner — they'll frame it.

DRY DOCK a fictional business, built as proof-of-craft hand-coded: one HTML file, one CSS file · no framework · no AI · no build step want one for your business? → Glasgow · MMXXVI