Serving Floyd County, GA
Floyd County stretches well beyond Rome itself, taking in the historic town of Cave Spring near the Alabama line, the unincorporated communities of Armuchee and Coosa along US-27 and US-411, and the rolling farmland around Berry College and Mount Berry to the north. Cave Spring's town square, its namesake spring-fed swimming pool, and the stone walls of Rolater Park give the town a distinct, close-knit identity separate from Rome.
Homeowners in Cave Spring, Armuchee, and Coosa often end up waiting on Rome-based shops to make the drive out, or driving into Rome themselves for a service that should come to them. Platinum Touch already covers the city of Rome and treats the rest of Floyd County the same way: a truck detail in Armuchee or a house wash in Cave Spring gets the same on-time, mobile-first service as a job inside the Rome city limits.
Our Services in Floyd County
Mobile Detailing
Basic and Platinum detail packages for cars, trucks, and trailers, done at your Floyd County home or workplace.
Fleet Detailing
Recurring detailing for business and heavy equipment fleets in and around Floyd County.
House Washing
Soft-wash exterior cleaning for Floyd County homes: siding, roofs, and driveways, with bundle packages available.
Landscaping
Lawn care and property maintenance for Floyd County homeowners.
Recent Work Near Floyd County
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do you serve Cave Spring and Armuchee, or only the city of Rome?
We cover all of Floyd County, including Cave Spring, Armuchee, Coosa, and the areas around Berry College and Mount Berry, not just the Rome city limits.
How far out from Rome will you travel for a mobile detail or house wash?
Cave Spring is about 20 minutes from downtown Rome and it's a regular stop for us. Armuchee and Coosa are even closer. If you're anywhere in Floyd County, we can reach you.
Is Platinum Touch familiar with Cave Spring specifically, or just passing through?
Yes. We know Cave Spring's town square, Rolater Park, and the surrounding neighborhoods well, and we schedule regular routes through the area rather than treating it as an afterthought to Rome.