Mobile Detailing in Caliterra

Still building, still dusty.

Caliterra is still building out along Onion Creek off RR 12, and fresh-cut limestone dust from each new phase settles on every horizontal panel nearby.

Caliterra is a 600-acre master-planned community on the northwest corner of RR 12 and FM 150, south of downtown Dripping Springs, laid out along the banks of Onion Creek. More than half of it — over 300 acres — is kept as green space with mature trees and native wildflowers, and trails, fishing piers and picnic spots line the creek. Caliterra Commons holds a welcome lodge, pavilion, splash pad and coffee bar, and The Cove has a resort-style pool, with a dog park and event lawn nearby. Builders including Drees, David Weekley, Scott Felder and Pulte have put up new homes on lot widths from 70 to 110 feet, most with multi-car garages.

Because the community is still building out phase by phase, many streets have an active site within sight, and cut limestone dust drifts onto driveways and settles on every flat panel. That dust is abrasive, so a quick dry wipe does more harm than good. The creek and trails add their own mix of mud and sand, and families moving into a new build often find the car has spent weeks hauling boxes and tools. Detailing a Caliterra car means washing the grit away before it is touched, decontaminating the paint, and putting protection on so the next round of site dust rinses clean.

We come out to Caliterra by appointment — detailing everything from new-build family SUVs to weekend trucks. All we need from the house is an outdoor spigot and an outlet.

Nearby

Caliterra is part of our Dripping Springs service area. Dripping Springs is by appointment — text your address to (737) 734-2828 to find a day. If you're more than a 30-minute drive from us, it's $1 per minute beyond the first 30 — we'll tell you the exact amount when we confirm your booking.

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