• Estimate the damages (some damage is not discovered until disassembled).
• The insurance company will review the estimate and determine if the vehicle is repairable.
• Hidden damage may be found when in disassembly. Re-inspection may be required by your insurance carrier.
• Parts may need to be ordered before your repair can begin. If so, they will be ordered promptly.
• Sophisticated measuring equipment will bring your unitized body back to factory specifications.
• The Body Repair stage replaces exterior panels and metal finishing
that may be required to return your vehicle to its original look.
• All panels are prepared for paint, primed, and sealed before the top coat and clear coat are applied.
• Final moldings and detail pieces are placed back on the vehicle. The entire vehicle system is checked.
• The vehicle will be cleaned from accumulated dust in the repair process. It will also be road tested.
• Delivery is the last step in the repair process.
When you pick up your vehicle, the bill will be explained and final paper work completed.
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