Of Course! Anyone who buys and sells cars for a living can tell you that the quality of collision repair varies greatly as well as a big difference in the value of your car. The quality of repair depends on several things: The skill and attention of the body tech and painter; the equipment and tools; the materials, paint and parts used; and the overall management as everything rises and falls on leadership. We want to ensure that the repair of your vehicle is the very best possible.

Remember, if your car is in a wreck, you have the right to choose where it is repaired. If you’re like most people, your car is one of your largest investments, so make sure you choose a collision center with the highest quality repairs.

Yes. We repair all makes and models.

Yes. Some insurance companies refer work to a specific shop. However, your vehicle is a yours and you have a legal right to choose where it will be repaired after a wreck.

Insurance companies will often contract with body shops to streamline the repair process.

Yes. We offer a Limited Lifetime Warranty on all of our repairs for as long as you own the vehicle.

We try to be efficient and offer on-time delivery. Unfortunately, the exact repair time on your car or truck will depend on circumstances outside of our control. For example, parts availability and the responsiveness of your insurance company can change the time it takes to make a repair. When we prepare your estimate, we’ll tell how long we believe it will take to repair your vehicle and then you can monitor your progress online here.

A good “rule of thumb” for how long your car will be in the shop is about 3 working days for each $1000 of damage.

Absolutely! If your car has a new “Parking Lot Present”, we can repair it. We can paint part or all of your vehicle to give you that new look once again. We can also do a full detail on your vehicle. Some minor cosmetic work and a full detail can make you feel like you are driving a new vehicle.

Yes. We prefer to use original equipment manufacturer (OEM) parts for our repairs. Your insurance company might only pay for aftermarket, rebuilt, recycled, or reconditioned parts. If you aren’t sure please ask!

Yes. We work with local companies that we can recommend