Every collision repair is different, but the path should be easy to understand. Our process organizes the work from the initial inspection through structural repairs, refinishing, reassembly, and final delivery.
The process is organized into three clear phases so you can quickly understand what happens before, during, and after the repair.
We inspect visible damage, document the repair needs, and prepare an initial cost estimate.
When insurance is involved, the estimate and required authorization are coordinated with the carrier.
Damaged areas are disassembled so hidden damage and additional repair requirements can be identified.
Frame and structural damage are repaired using the appropriate measuring, straightening, and repair procedures.
Computerized paint systems help identify and prepare the correct color for the repaired area.
Panels, dents, bumpers, and other non-structural damage are repaired or replaced as authorized.
The repaired surfaces are prepared, refinished, and cured using the appropriate paint process.
Trim, lighting, interior pieces, sensors, and other removed components are reinstalled.
The completed work is reviewed, repair paperwork is finalized, and the vehicle is prepared for return.
Your team will communicate updates as the repair develops. These are the most common reasons a timeline may change.
Damage behind panels or components may not be visible until disassembly is complete and can require a supplemental estimate.
Repair timing may depend on the availability and delivery of the correct replacement parts for your vehicle.
Additional work may require review or approval from the insurance carrier before the repair can continue.
