A price you can plan around,
before you commit to anything.
The estimate builds itself as you complete the form, so you see the number before you send anything. A firm written quotation follows within one working day — and cleaning typically costs between 5% and 15% of a replacement filter.
- Written quote
- ≤ 1 working day
- Cleaning from
- ₹8,500
- Fleet rates from
- 3 vehicles
- Obligation
- None
No line item you have not seen
The written quotation itemises the work, states what is included as standard, and flags anything the diagnostic might yet uncover. Nothing appears on the invoice that was not on the quote.
Itemised, in writing
Cleaning, diagnostics, parts and any additional work priced separately — not bundled into a single figure you cannot interrogate.
Included as standard
New gaskets, clamps and sensor seals, before-and-after flow testing, the photographic record and the 12-month written warranty.
Flagged, not hidden
If the diagnostic is likely to uncover an upstream fault — injectors, turbo, EGR — the quote says so upfront with an indicative cost, rather than surprising you mid-job.
What it costs, and why
Including the comparison most workshops would rather you did not make.
Passenger cars and SUVs typically start from ₹8,500, light commercial vehicles from ₹12,000, and heavy commercial or off-highway equipment from ₹18,000 depending on filter size and condition. The exact figure depends on the vehicle, the degree of ash loading and whether any upstream faults need correcting. For context, a replacement DPF commonly costs between ₹80,000 and ₹4,00,000 — cleaning is usually a small fraction of that. Use our quote calculator for an instant estimate, or send vehicle details for a firm quotation.