The Villages, Florida

The Hurricane Bath,
in your driveway.

Full dog grooming for dogs that do not need haircuts: the Hurricane Bath, deshedding, nails, the works, on a schedule you keep. Recurring every four weeks (or every two), or a single visit.

Lock in the founders rate
Founders rate · First 25 households

Be one of the first 25 households on the route.

The founders rate is reserved for the first 25 households in The Villages to sign up. Your rate locks for 12 months from the day you start. When the tier fills, the price moves up and does not come back.

Short coat
$ 55
per visit, every 4 weeks (or 2)
Saves $20 per visit vs standard recurring
Thick coat
$ 80
per visit, every 4 weeks (or 2)
Saves $20 per visit vs standard recurring
25 households. The cap is real. The route is sized around it.
12 months locked. Your rate cannot move during your first year.
No add ons. One price per visit, charged 24 hours before your visit.
Two-tap cancel. We stop charging, we stop coming. From your portal, no phone calls.
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Not ready for founders? Two more ways.

Either option uses the same Hurricane Bath, the same booking flow, and the same two-tap cancel. The price is the only thing that moves.

Try us once

Single visit

Book one visit, the full job. No subscription. If you love it (you will), move to recurring whenever you are ready.

Short coat $95
Thick coat $120
Book a single visit
After founders fills

Standard recurring

When the founders cohort fills, this is the rate. Recurring every four weeks (or every two, same price). Cancel any time in two taps.

Short coat $75
Thick coat $100
Start recurring

Every dog is priced by its own coat, so a multi-dog visit is simply the rates added together. Mixed breeds route through a quick eligibility check at booking. Once a visit enters the 24 hour window, the card on file is charged and the appointment is locked.

Who we groom, and who we do not.

The service is built for dogs that do not need a haircut. If yours never sees clippers on its body, you are almost certainly in. A mixed breed picks by its coat.

We groom
  • Short-coat dogs, the easy kind (smooth short single coats: pit bulls, Boxers, Labs)
  • Thick-coat dogs, the full-coat kind (thick double coats that shed without matting: Golden Retrievers, German Shepherds, Australian Shepherds)
  • Friendly dogs handleable without aggression
  • Dogs at private homes inside The Villages with driveway parking
We do not groom
  • Dogs that need haircuts, including doodles and poodle crosses
  • Siberian Huskies, Great Pyrenees, and Great Danes (coats and sizes that need hours, not a route stop)
  • Coats that mat or pack heavy undercoat against the skin (mat removal is outside this service)
  • Dogs that show aggression toward people
  • Households outside the Villages service area

Not sure your dog fits? The booking flow has a quick eligibility check. If a coat type is not a fit, we will tell you up front, kindly, not at the door.

How a visit unfolds.

  1. 1 We park in your driveway and set up the trailer.
  2. 2 Your dog comes out. Everything happens in the climate controlled trailer.
  3. 3 The Hurricane Bath does the work. Pressure dialed to the dog, suds driven to the skin.
  4. 4 High velocity dry in the same trailer, with the deshed worked out of the coat. No standing wet.
  5. 5 Nails done, a targeted shave of the sanitary areas so clean stays clean, pads shaved and the feet lightly trimmed. The full job, nothing left for later.
  6. 6 Your dog walks back inside clean, dry, and finished. We roll on.

The whole visit fits inside a single block (we book in blocks, not to-the-minute slots). The work runs inside the block; we do not promise an exact arrival minute.

Who runs your route.

Jake Nickerson, Hurricane Bath Operator

Jake Nickerson

Hurricane Bath Operator, The Villages

The Villages route is Jake's. Every new Villages client is on his book, and he is the one who rolls up to your driveway, trained on the Hurricane Bath system from the start by the man who built it.

The standard does not belong to a person. It belongs to the process. Every bath follows the same steps: dial down to soak, up to drive water to the skin, recirculate, flush if filthy, finish on the clean tank, dry in the climate controlled trailer. As Dog Gone Clean grows, every Hurricane Bath Operator who joins the route is trained on the same standard. You will always know, by name and face, who is coming to your driveway.

Paul Nickerson with a client's dog in the Hurricane Bath trailer

Paul Nickerson

Founder, and builder of the Hurricane Bath

Paul did not fall into this business by accident. He chose dogs. He wanted to build his life around working with them, so he trained at the Florida Institute of Animal Arts and built Dog Gone Clean from the ground up. What started as one trailer and one decision became a focused mobile dog grooming service built on calm handling and full attention. The system came later. The dogs came first.

Paul built the Hurricane Bath himself after years with the commercial systems showed him what to keep and what to fix. Today he trains every Hurricane Bath Operator on that system, starting with his son Jake.

You will know we are coming.

  • Reminder three days before your appointment
  • Reminder one day before
  • Reminder the morning of
  • Heads up text when we are on the way, with a live tracker

Ready to stop thinking about the bath?

Lock in the founders rate while spots last. Card on file at signup, charged 24 hours before your visit, never sooner. Cancel any time in two taps from your portal.

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