Let us take the guess work out of collision repair for you. Our customer service representatives will keep you informed of the progress of your vehicle. For your convenience, we have provided the following chart to illustrate the repair process workflow.

Phase 1

estimateauthorizationinsurance approval parts ordered parts received

Phase 2

scheduled disassembled supplement dmg rpt written if necessary supplement approved addl parts ordered if necessary

Phase 3

veh set up on unibody repair equipment structural & body repairs panels installed corrosion protection to repaired panels all metal work inspected initial test done

Phase 4

veh prepped primed & blocked masked taped placed in booth chemically cleaned & tacked multi step refinishing process Reassembly
Detailing
Alignment
Air Conditioning
Lamp Aiming
Final Inspection
Test Drive

We make every effort to write a precise estimate the first time; this sometimes requires minor disassembly of damaged areas and a bit more time. An accurate estimate helps us and the insurance company ensure a smooth flow of the repair process. As an established collision facility, we'll work with your insurance company to arrive at a fair price to perform quality repairs that we can proudly stamp with our lifetime guarantee.

The frame or unibody of your vehicle is comparable to the foundation of your home. It must be strong and precise before anything can be built or repaired around it. Metal repair and replacement is an extremely critical phase. We strive to use original replacement parts unless otherwise outlined in your insurance policy and factory approved repair procedures. All necessary corrosion protection procedures are used to meet or exceed factory corrosion warranties.

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