Tidy Job
Mobile car valeting and detailing for drivers and commercial fleets in Dundee and nearby areas
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About Tidy Job
Tidy Job provides mobile car washing, valeting, detailing, interior deep cleaning and paint protection. Its self-powered vans bring water and electricity to customers’ homes, workplaces and fleet sites.
Customers include local vehicle owners and commercial fleets; services are sold through individual bookings, memberships and recurring valet subscriptions.
Tidy Job Ltd is based in Dundee and was founded in 2021. It serves Dundee and nearby areas including Broughty Ferry, Monifieth, Invergowrie and Tayport.
Product: Mobile car washing, valeting, detailing, interior cleaning and paint-protection services, with memberships and recurring subscriptions.
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