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Spiffy Acquires NuVinAir To Better Clean Fleet Vehicles Inside and Out
The deal helps both companies bring complementary services to a fleet clientele demanding high vehicle health and cleanliness standards.

The acquisition of NuVinAir allows Spiffy to extend its reach into new service categories, emphasizing health and cleanliness standards that consumers and fleet managers demand.
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Get Spiffy, Inc., a mobile maintenance and detailing company, recently acquired NuVinAir, a provider of patented vehicle cleanliness solutions and proprietary machines.
This strategic acquisition marks a significant milestone for Spiffy as it aims to broaden its service categories and expand its product lines.
“This acquisition represents a pivotal step in our mission to redefine the automotive service experience everywhere,” said Spiffy CEO Scot Wingo in a March 7 news release. “Together, we will continue to innovate and expand our products and services, providing customers with high quality and comprehensive vehicle cleanliness and health solutions."
The acquisition of NuVinAir allows Spiffy to extend its reach into new service categories, emphasizing health and cleanliness standards that consumers and fleet managers demand.
NuVinAir has been at the forefront of developing proprietary vehicle cleaning technologies and products, such as its Cyclone product system and ReKlenz-X, ReNuSurface, and Power Podz product lines.
"Integrating these products into Spiffy's offerings will enhance the overall customer experienceJoining forces with Spiffy is a natural progression for NuVinAir,” said Kyle Bailey, CEO and founder of NuVinAir. “Our shared vision for innovation and excellence makes this partnership a powerful combination.Spiffy and NuVinAir have built their brands on the foundation of customer-driven innovation."
Troy Blackwell, COO and executive vice president of NuVinAir, added, “Just like Spiffy, we built our business with a customer-first mindset. Combining our expertise and resources for customer support and problem-solving will result in rapid service turnarounds, bolstering essential metrics for our national accounts.”
As the companies integrate, customers can expect an expanded suite of services and products designed to keep their vehicles in pristine condition, inside and out.
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