Collision, body, and paint repair.
Dents, scratches, damaged bumpers, fenders, and panels start with an in-person damage review that confirms the repair and refinishing scope.
- Estimate
- Free
- Insurance
- Coordination available
- Approval
- Before repair
Damage determines the process.
Visible damage may not show every affected mounting point or adjacent panel. The estimate is confirmed after the shop evaluates the vehicle.
Exterior repair
- Bumpers and bumper covers
- Fenders and exterior panels
- Dents, dings, and scratches
- Panel fit and visible damage
- Trim and related exterior parts
Paint & refinishing
- Surface preparation
- Paint and refinishing work
- Color and finish evaluation
- Repair-area blending as required
- Final appearance inspection
Collision & insurance
- Collision-damage estimates
- Photo and damage documentation
- Insurance coordination
- Repair-scope review
- Mechanical concerns related to impact
Start with clear documentation.
- Share the vehicle and damageSubmit a service request, then text photos showing the full affected area and closer detail.
- Bring the vehicle for evaluationPhotos help start the conversation, but final scope depends on an in-person damage inspection.
- Review repair and refinishingThe shop explains the affected panels, related parts, paint work, and any mechanical inspection needed.
- Coordinate insuranceProvide the claim information when insurance is involved so the shop can coordinate documentation.
- Authorize the workRepair begins after the estimate and scope are reviewed and approved.