Faqs

We offer a lifetime warranty on all work performed for as long as you own the vehicle. Our goal is to ensure your complete satisfaction and stand behind every repair we do.

While walk-ins are welcome, we recommend scheduling an appointment to ensure we can give you the time and attention needed to provide an accurate and thorough estimate.

Yes, we work with all major insurance companies and can assist with the claims process from start to finish. Our team will help make the process as smooth and stress-free as possible.

Repair times vary depending on the extent of the damage, parts availability, and insurance approvals. We’ll give you a detailed timeline upfront and keep you updated throughout the process.

Following a collision, prioritize safety and seek medical attention if needed. Once the scene is secure, document the damage, gather insurance information, and schedule an inspection with a qualified repair facility to assess and initiate the repair process.

The duration depends on the extent of the damage, the number of affected panels, and the type of finish required. Most refinishing jobs are completed within several days, though more complex projects may take longer to ensure quality and proper curing.

Paintless dent repair is effective for minor dents where the paint remains intact and the damage is not located on the edge of a panel. Severe dents, paint damage, or sharp creases may require conventional repair methods.

Common indicators of frame misalignment include uneven gaps between body panels, irregular tire wear, poor handling, or visible distortion. A professional evaluation using frame measuring and straightening equipment is recommended to ensure structural integrity.

In many cases, scratches and bumper damage can be restored through sanding, reshaping, and refinishing. However, if the damage affects the structural function or attachment points, replacement may be the more appropriate solution.

Replacement is typically recommended when a fender or panel is significantly deformed, corroded, or compromised beyond repair. Minor dents or abrasions can often be repaired effectively without the need for full replacement.

Yes. Vehicles equipped with advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) often require recalibration following windshield replacement to ensure proper functionality of features such as lane departure warnings and adaptive cruise control.

Yes. Professional repair facilities typically coordinate directly with insurance providers to streamline the claims process, provide accurate repair estimates, and minimize administrative burden for the vehicle owner.