A vacuum alone usually doesn't do it
Some carpet lets pet hair go pretty easily. Some grabs every strand like Velcro. Seat fabric, trunk liners, tight seams, and the carpet under the seats can all hold it differently. That's why one quick vacuum pass barely touches a bad pet-hair job.
We use a mix of rubber tools, brushes, air, and repeated vacuuming to loosen it a section at a time. There isn't one magic tool. You keep working the material until it gives the hair up.
Send honest pictures
If there is a lot of hair, show us the worst of it. Pull the floor mats up and take a picture of the cargo area and back seat. We'd rather quote the real job than give you a low number and have an awkward conversation when the car gets here.
We can get a huge amount out, but hair trapped behind fixed panels or buried inside a seat mechanism may stay. We'll go after what we can actually reach.
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Questions we hear about Pet Hair Removal
Why does pet hair cost extra?
Because it takes extra labor. Loose dirt vacuums up. Embedded hair has to be worked out of the material over and over.
Can you get every single hair out?
We get as much as we can from the areas we can reach. A strand buried behind trim or deep inside a fixed seat mechanism may not be accessible.
Should I book an interior detail too?
Usually, yes, if the car also has stains, spills, grime, or buildup. Pet Hair Removal deals with the hair. Interior Car Detailing handles the rest of the cabin.