Undercoating & Corrosion Protection Services

Pickup trucks carry heavy loads and see more road spray, gravel, and salt exposure than most passenger vehicles. Our truck undercoating service targets the frame, crossmembers, wheel wells, and the areas around suspension and brake/fuel lines where corrosion typically starts, using NHOU Oil or NHOU V3 coating.

SUVs vary widely in frame and body construction, from body-on-frame to unibody designs. We inspect your SUV's specific structure and apply coverage to the areas most exposed to road salt and moisture, including wheel wells, rocker panels, and the undercarriage.

Jeeps see a lot of mud, water crossings, and salted roads, and their frames have plenty of tight spots where debris and moisture can sit against bare metal. We focus on thorough coverage of the frame, skid plate areas, and undercarriage components.

Heavy-duty trucks carry larger frames, more exposed hardware, and often see harder use than standard pickups. Our heavy-duty service is scaled to the additional surface area and typically longer service time these vehicles require.

Commercial and work vehicles are often on the road daily regardless of weather, which means more cumulative exposure to salt and moisture. We work with owners and small fleets to protect vehicles that can't afford downtime from rust-related repairs.

Most RV frames use a factory coat of paint rather than a true protective coating, and because the chassis sits largely exposed underneath the coach, it's directly exposed to road spray, moisture, and condensation. We apply coverage across the accessible frame and underbelly, paying particular attention to the seams where the frame and body connect.

Mice and other rodents are drawn to the warmth and cover of frame cavities, wiring, and engine bays, especially on vehicles that sit for extended periods — a common issue for stored RVs, seasonal trucks, and garaged vehicles. As an authorized NHOU dealer, we offer NHOU's Mouse-Out rodent-deterrent additive as an add-on application targeted at cavities and wiring areas.

Coatings perform best when reapplied on a regular schedule, since coverage can wear from road debris and general use over time. Annual reapplication pricing depends on your vehicle type — see the full price list below.