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Collision Repair
Why Collision Repair Matters
Collision repair is the process of fixing your car after an accident to make it safe, strong, and looking brand new again.
When a car hits something, it can get dents, broken parts, and even damage inside you can’t see. Skilled collision repair helps restore everything from the frame to the paint, so your car works properly and fits together smoothly.
Professionals look for hidden damage, replace parts that can’t be fixed, and make sure every safety system works as it should. Fast, careful repair keeps your car safe, saves money over time, and gives peace of mind when driving again.
Every step, from inspection to final polish, is important to make sure your car is back to top shape.
- Repairs dents and damage from accidents
- Checks for hidden issues deep inside your car
- Restores safety features like airbags and seat belts
- Replaces damaged parts with quality replacements
- Uses expert paint matching for a seamless finish
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How Collision Repair Is Done
First, technicians check the car to see all the damage inside and outside. Next, they take apart broken panels and order new parts if needed. The car’s frame and body are measured and straightened with special machines for perfect alignment. Damaged panels are fixed, replaced, or reshaped and bodywork is performed using expert tools.
Once repairs are done, the surface is cleaned and prepped for new paint. Color and clear coats are carefully applied to match your original finish. Last, all parts are put back together, tested, and checked in detail to make sure your car leaves the shop safe and looking great.
Collision Repair FAQs
Have questions? Here are some simple answers. Still unsure? Ask us anytime!
Small repairs may only take 1–2 days, but big jobs involving paint or frame straightening can take up to a week or more. The shop gives you a timeline after inspection, depending on damage and parts availability.
Yes. Expert collision shops match paint, align panels, and restore mechanical parts so your car is safe, smooth, and looks just like it did before the accident.
You have the right to pick your repair shop, even if your insurance recommends one. Choosing a trusted shop ensures quality and warranty for the work.
Shops perform thorough inspections and often find surprises under the panels. All discovered problems are repaired and your insurance is updated if needed.
Not always. Many parts can be reshaped, welded, or painted. Replacements are used when pieces are too damaged for safe repair.
Professional repairs keep the warranty and market value strong, especially with detailed records and use of approved parts and methods.
Yes, from tiny scratches to major frame repairs, collision shops have the tools and knowledge to fix all sizes of damage.
Most insurance policies cover collision repairs after an accident. Your shop can help handle claims and paperwork for smoother approvals and faster work.
Shops use computer systems and samples to find the perfect shade and gloss, so new paint blends perfectly with old paint.
No, always wait until the collision shop says your car is ready. Driving with damaged safety systems or parts can be risky for you and others.