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Meet Dylan Bogus of Supreme Auto Detailing LLC

Today we’d like to introduce you to Dylan Bogus.

Hi Dylan, we’d love for you to start by introducing yourself.
My name is Dylan Bogus, I am 25 years old.

I served 4 years in the United States Air Force from 2020-2024, as a military police officer. I also deployed to qatar for 6 months.

I left the military in March of 2024, and had a job lined up to be an electrician but the job had ended up not going through last minute, I was lost and confused on what to do next, as I was freshly out of the military.

I did some work for my father company, but months later I got the feeling that I wanted something more.

My father was always strict on me keeping my cats clean ever since my first vehicle, and the more I cleaned my car the more I enjoyed it. I would research easier ways to wash and clean cars, and ended up falling in love with keeping up vehicles.

I then made the decision to research marketing, and advertisement running, and also started cleaning friends and families vehicles for free, while also posting my results.

After running a few ads through google and facebook, I ended up landing my first client in 2024. After that, I continued researching marketing, growing my business and creating a successful company.

2 years later, I now run my business 24/7 full time by myself, and looking to hire my first employee in the spring of 2027.

We all face challenges, but looking back would you describe it as a relatively smooth road?
running a business 100% comes with challenges, and I have faced many.

Some challenges I have faced is not knowing that I would have clients that would call in the coming months or weeks. I would always worry, but wouldn’t let it discourage me, I’d focus more on ads running and getting my name out there, and continue meeting new clientele.

Other challenges included having enough time to spend with my wife, as long days with the business would keep me out late, and I’d always want to get home at a reasonable time to my family, but some days I cannot.

As you know, we’re big fans of Supreme Auto Detailing LLC. For our readers who might not be as familiar what can you tell them about the brand?
Supreme Auto Detailing is a 100% mobile auto detailing business that specializes in interior, exterior, paint correction, wet sanding and ceramic coating services, while also offering fleet services as well for other businesses.

I am known as the “veteran owned mobile business” in Medina, Ohio, with most customers living the aspect of their vehicle being detailed right in their driveway or at work.

I think what’s sets me apart from other detailers is my veteran owned, heavy discipline business moto. Knowing your detailer has been through military training and continues to work off that mindset with their business is a great plus for a company.

I am most proud of how much my clientele and business has grown over the last few years and I am proud of all the reviews I have recieved on google, with over 60 reviews in the past 2 years.

I offer numerous detailing services for customers, while also offering discounts for military and first responder clients. i am 100% mobile and will knock out any job you need with your vehicle wherever you are, in a professional timely matter.

Do you have any advice for those just starting out?
I think my advice would be to do not get discouraged. Owning a business is definitely tough and comes with many challenges, not knowing if you have enough supplies, not knowing if you’ll get more clients, or not knowing if a certain advertisement is working.
I think what others should know is to research, research, research.

Going into a business is nothing easy, and doing it without any knowledge is setting yourself up for failure.

Research how to get an LLC, get the right insurance, get the right supplies without overspending or underspending.

Another tip is to always remain professional, with all clients, no matter what, it will pay off

One thing I think other should know is take the risk. take the risk of starting that business you’re thinking of doing, if it fails, it’s not the end of the world, there’s always room to try again.

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