When you bring your vehicle to an auto body shop, you should expect to leave it with the technician. They will require time to review the repair needs and provide you with an estimate. Once you approve the estimate, they will begin working on your vehicle. This can take anywhere from one to two days for minor auto body work to several weeks to repair extensive damage.

Most auto body professionals will be able to handle common repairs like:

• Paintless Dent Repair: This innovative technology allows technicians to reshape dents back to their original condition without damaging the paint job.
• Bumper Replacement: Collisions can leave bumpers cracked, loose, or otherwise damaged, requiring a replacement to maintain the safety of the automobile.
• Body Filler: This method is used when the auto body has more extensive damage. Body filler is applied to the dented area, which is then painted to restore the look of the vehicle.
• Frame Repair: Damaged frames may require welding, laser straightening, or other methods to maintain the vehicle’s structural integrity.
• Auto Painting: For repairs, technicians use specialized technology to match the paint to the existing paint of the vehicle, so you won’t even be able to tell the difference.