our Repair Process

We value the trust placed in us by our customers, manufacturers, and insurance partners. Our collision repair process is carefully refined to ensure top-quality results with maximum efficiency for every repair, every customer, every time.

We understand that accidents can be both stressful and disruptive, so our goal is to make the repair process straightforward and stress-free. From offering free estimates and clear, step-by-step updates to ensuring timely delivery and providing a written limited lifetime warranty, we are dedicated to getting your vehicle safely back on the road. Our priority is to help you return to your routine with peace of mind, so you can focus on what matters most.

Collision Occurs

  • Contact Insurance Carrier

  • Contact us by phone or online

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Your estimate and getting started

  • We will prepare a Preliminary Estimate

  • Insurance Negotiations Take Place

  • Insurance company reviews and approves estimate

  • Preliminary parts are ordered by us

  • Once preliminary parts have been received, the vehicle is scheduled in for repairs

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  • Vehicle is disassembled and inspected for hidden body and structural damage

  • Customer and Insurance company approve supplemental estimate

  • Supplemental parts are ordered

  • Supplemental parts are received

  • Repair begins

  • Estimated completion date communicated to customer

Vehicle Disassembly

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Vehicle Repair

  • Structural and Body repairs are made per vehicle manufacturer’s repair guidelines

  • Priming, Special Coatings, Stone Chip Guard & Corrosion protection is applied

  • First Quality Inspection is performed

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Vehicle Refinish (Paint)

  • Body smoothing and sanding

  • Primer, paint, and clear coat applied

  • Buffed and polished to match factory paint finish

  • Second quality inspection performed

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  • Vehicle is reassembled

  • Perform advanced driver-assistance system (ADAS) calibrations (if required)

  • Vehicle is washed and Detailed

  • Final quality control inspection

Vehicle Reassembly and Calibration

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Vehicle Pick-Up

  • The customer is informed that the repairs are completed

  • Arrangements for pick-up is finalized

  • Vehicle is picked up by customer

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Lifetime Warranty

  • Repairs backed by written limited lifetime warranty valid at Body Worx Collision LLC

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