Countryside Concierge & Detailing

06/11/2026

Airports! Vacations. Get on our calendar!

06/05/2026

06/04/2026

We’re excited to introduce our Concierge Savings Program, designed for clients who use our transportation, detailing, and personal concierge services throughout the year.

By prepaying for services, you’ll receive exclusive savings, priority scheduling, and the flexibility to use your credits whenever you need them.

Benefits include:

• Priority scheduling during busy periods
• Prepay now and schedule services later
• Credits remain on your account for future use
• Savings on transportation, detailing, and concierge services
• Personalized service and trip coordination
• Convenient account management for individuals, families, and businesses

Examples:

• Prepay NYC transportation trips and save $40–$150
• Purchase a transportation credit package and use it throughout the year
• Prepay for multiple vehicle details and receive discounted pricing
• Combine transportation and detailing services under one prepaid account

Whether you’re traveling regularly, maintaining multiple vehicles, or simply want the convenience of having services ready when you need them, our Concierge Savings Program offers flexibility, priority service, and valuable savings.

The best part? You don’t need to know your service dates when you purchase. Your credits remain available for future use, allowing you to lock in savings today while maintaining complete flexibility.

Contact us to discuss a customized package based on your transportation, detailing, and concierge needs.

We appreciate the opportunity to serve you.

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05/31/2026

On the road again. Maryland? Florida? Where do you need to go? Book personal transportation from state to state, airports and events with Countryside Concierge & Detailing today to set up your package and unique experience!

05/31/2026

05/23/2026

Come on down and see all the great buys. This is our booth!

05/22/2026

We hope you finallly enjoying the summerish weather.
If you have any transportation requests for summer months book them as soon as possible. Don't forget that we can pet sit and detail your vehicle while you are away too.

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05/22/2026

Hudson- At this week’s informal Common Council meeting, the public was witness to the orchestrated takedown of a small business that wants to continue to grow in Hudson. The proposed half-million-dollar sale of the Dunn Warehouse to Hudson Brewing Company will bring much needed revenue to the City’s fund balance, turn a liability into a property and sales tax generator, and give a local business the chance to build on their decade worth of success.

Instead of a good-faith discussion by the Council about ways to improve the draft contract between the City and HBC, this local business was described as “snake oil salesman” and Council Members trafficked in knowingly false information in an effort to persuade their colleagues to reject the sale outright.

Even worse was that two members of the Hudson Development Corporation’s executive committee – a body charged with “strengthening the City of Hudson’s tax base,” “support[ing] and further[ing] the interest of city-based businesses,” and “assist the…development of sites, buildings, infrastructure, programs, and events to facilitate business development and expansion” – did not come in support of the local business that employs a dozen of our neighbors.

They were there to swoop in at the 11ths hour with grandiose promises backed by little more than suggestions that HDC might collaborate with the City on a new vision for Dunn predicated on a study and plan created more than a decade ago.

Elected officials and organizations in Hudson use up a lot of oxygen positioning themselves as advocates for supporting and growing local businesses. Anyone who watched Monday’s Council meeting would conclude that it is nothing more than lip service.

To borrow a phrase from Council President Margaret Morris during that meeting, when one Council Member and a HDC executive committee member have a vested private interest in the waterfront, “it leaves me with more questions than answers” when it comes to the motivation for this last-minute interjection. An interjection about a building that during their presentation they acknowledged their decade-long failure to take action on.

It is imperative that the Common Council act in good faith, provide my office with feedback on the contract, and for the City to come to an agreement with Hudson Brewing Company that is a win for the entire community.

05/20/2026

Grads and Dads deserve clean vehicles! Book a detail for them or purchase a gift card.

Providing the Upper Hudson Valley with transportation for every need and concierge services while you travel and at home.