[BUSINESS NAME]Mobile grooming · your curb
North Raleigh · Wake Forest · Rolesville

Every dog has a reveal waiting.

One groomer. One quiet trailer, parked at your curb. No cages, no chorus of dryers, no drop-off drive.

I answer texts between grooms — same day, almost always.

Stand-in photo: a freshly groomed poodle standing tall after its reveal The trailer comes to you
Before & after

Slide it. That's one visit.

Drag the handle (or use your arrow keys) to see what a bath, a hand-dry and a careful cut actually do.

Stand-in photo: a shaggy, scruffy dog before grooming Stand-in photo: a freshly groomed long-coated dog Before After Stand-in pair — not the same dog

Real photos of my own clients will live here — same dog, same spot on the sofa, ninety minutes apart.

Stand-in photo: a scruffy brown dog before its groom Stand-in photo: a fluffy dog wrapped in a towel after grooming Before After Stand-in pair

The deshed special: undercoat out, shine in.

Stand-in photo: a small dog with an overgrown coat Stand-in photo: a silky long-coated dog fresh from the towel Before After Stand-in pair

Curly coats: grown-out to show-day.

How it goes

One visit, start to finish.

I park at your curb

The trailer is fully self-contained — its own water, its own power, its own warm air. I never need your hose or an outlet. Your dog walks twenty feet, not twenty minutes.

Warm bath, unhurried

Warm water, a shampoo matched to the coat, and no other dogs barking two feet away. Nervous and senior dogs get all the extra time they need — that's the point of one-on-one.

Stand-in photo: a dog enjoying a warm bath in a grooming tub

Hand-dry, never caged

No cage dryers, ever. A towel, a quiet dryer on low, and patience. This is the step where most grooming stress lives, so it gets the most care.

The cut, plus the small stuff

The trim you asked for, plus nails, ears, and pads — included, not upsold.

Stand-in photo: careful scissor work on a dog's coat

The reveal at your door

Most dogs are back inside in about 75 minutes, smelling wonderful and walking a little taller. You never left home.

Honest pricing

From-prices, published. Sample prices

These are starting prices. Your dog's exact quote depends on size, coat and condition — text me a photo and I'll quote before we book.

Bath, brush & tidy

from$65

Warm bath, blow-dry, brush-out, nails, ears, light face and feet tidy.

Full groom · small dogs

from$120

Under 20 lb. Bath, dry, full haircut, nails, ears, pads.

Full groom · medium

from$140

20–45 lb. The whole works, sized up.

Full groom · large

from$165

45 lb and up. More dog, more time, same care.

Doodles & curly coats

from$170

Curly and combination coats take real time to do right.

Matted coats

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No shame, no lectures. I'll tell you honestly what the coat needs and what it costs before I start.

Prices hold for the year — if they ever change, existing clients hear it from me first, not from an invoice.

Where the trailer goes

Your neighborhood, probably.

  • Wake Forest 27587
  • Rolesville 27571
  • North Raleigh 27614 · 27615 · 27613 · 27617
  • NE Raleigh 27616 · 27609 · 27604

On the edge of the map? Text me your address anyway — I sometimes make exceptions when the route works out.

Stand-in photo: a grooming van parked on a quiet green street
Request a groom

Four little questions. Then it's my turn.

Answer four quick things and your phone opens a text to me, already written. I reply with a real time — no login, no account, no "booking pending" limbo.

The quick form needs JavaScript, but you don't.

Text or call and tell me your ZIP, your dog's breed and size, and the days that suit you.

Request a groom

Step 1 of 4: where are you?

Where's your dog?

I'll check the ZIP against my route. No address needed yet.

Money, simply

Paying is the easy part.

Pay after the groom

You pay when you've seen the reveal, not before.

Tap, swipe, or cash

Tap-to-pay card at the trailer door, Apple Pay, Google Pay, or plain old cash.

Fair no-show policy

Life happens — 48 hours' notice and we just rebook. Details when we book your first visit.

Payment options and policy shown are placeholders pending confirmation.

Questions

Asked often, answered honestly.

Do you need my water or power?

No. The trailer carries its own water tanks, heat and power. I just need a legal, reasonably level place to park near your home.

How long does a groom take?

Most dogs: 60 to 90 minutes at your curb. Big dogs, thick coats, and first visits can run longer — I'd rather be slow than rough.

My dog is anxious. Is mobile actually better?

Usually, yes. One calm person, no strange dogs, no cage, no waiting around before or after. Tell me what your dog struggles with and we'll plan the visit around it.

What about matting?

I'll always tell you the honest options before I start: what can be brushed out, what needs to be clipped, and what it costs. Comfort wins over looks, every time.

How far ahead should I book?

Text me and I'll tell you the real answer for that week. Regulars can hold a standing spot so this stops being a question at all.

What if I need to cancel?

Give me 48 hours and we simply rebook. Inside that, the trip is already planned, so a fee may apply — the exact policy comes with your booking text.

About the photos and prices on this page

The photos are professional stand-ins while we photograph real client dogs, and every price shown is a sample based on what dog owners around North Raleigh typically pay, not a final price list. Both will be replaced before this page goes live.