An auto body technician, automotive body technician, auto body repairer, or automotive body repairer is a professional who refinishes and repairs automotive vehicle bodies and straightens vehicle chassis.

Our shop uses advanced technology and techniques to repair or replace damaged structural components. 

With precise measurements and alignment methods, we will restore your vehicle's original structure.

Comprehensive coverage pays for additional damages to your vehicle such as theft, vandalism, animal damage, falling tree branches, and other environmental damage.

Collision coverage pays for damages to your vehicle from a collision with another vehicle or a road hazard.

Collision repairs are automotive repairs including paintwork repairs, scratches, scuffs, dents, vehicle damage, and damage caused by collisions and major accidents.

We must pay fees for waste disposal, and pollution, and adhere to environmental regulations. 

We also are required to use certified materials from manufacturers. Every thing that costs money is factored into the overall price of collision repair.

Auto collision repair is when we fix the damaged parts and bodies of cars. It is also when we repair cars and trucks that are damaged by accidents, weather, or other incidents.

A professional paint job can increase your car's resale value, especially if you own an older car.

Potential buyers will be attracted to attractive cars, and you'll receive the added benefit of driving a nicer car. 

The paint finish also protects your car against the elements and the development of rust.

A standard paint job usually includes sanding the body and removing rust before painting to get an attractive finish. Standard costs range from $500 to $5,000.

A paint job usually takes between 40 and 80 hours.