After an accident, it's natural to feel overwhelmed and unsure of what to expect in the coming days. Knowing what to expect during the auto collision repair process can help alleviate some of that stress.
Whether you're a first-time car owner or an experienced driver, here are three things you should expect when getting your car fixed.
Free Estimate
Before any repair work is done, a body shop usually provides a free estimate for the cost of repairs.
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A dented, scratched, or cracked bumper makes your car look ugly. If the damage isn't severe, you might decide to put up with it rather than get repairs done, but that's not a good idea since the bumper of your car is an important safety device when you have an accident. A bumper is designed to take the impact and protect you and the rest of your car. If the bumper is cracked or dented, your safety could be put at risk.
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Certifications are important for consumers when evaluating service professionals such as mechanics and collision repair technicians. However, certifications can also be confusing, especially for the uninitiated. If you've ever looked at the list of certifications proudly displayed on a local service center's windows, you might have walked away feeling more confused than you did at the beginning.
Choosing a qualified shop after an accident can be even more important than routine repairs, so it's worthwhile to take some time to understand what these certifications mean, why they matter, and which ones are important.
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If you have been to an auto body repair shop, the chances are that you have heard about paintless dent repair. So, how is paintless dent repair done, and why is it an excellent option for restoring your car's looks? Paintless dent repair entails fixing dents without tampering with your vehicle's paintwork. The experts use advanced tools to reshape damaged parts without filling or painting. If you have a dented vehicle, read on to discover why to opt for paintless dent repair.
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There are many types of body damage that your car can experience. Unfortunately, body damage can be a major factor in reducing the resale value of your car, and it can even impact its overall safety and performance.
Bumper Replacement
Your vehicle's bumpers are designed to protect the car from significant damage when minor collisions occur. In particular, the bumper is often designed to absorb and deflect the energy of these collisions away from the rest of the car's exterior body.
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