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Yes. We work directly with all insurance providers, handle the paperwork, and make sure you get the coverage needed to repair your vehicle properly — without the hassle.

No. By Florida law you are not required to use the repair shop recommended by your insurance company. You have the right to choose your own collision repair shop for your vehicle repairs.

Every repair is different, but we’ll give you a clear timeline up front and provide updates throughout the process. Most repairs are completed in just a few days depending on parts and insurance approval.

Yes. All repairs come with a lifetime warranty for as long as you own the vehicle.

After an accident, first make sure everyone is safe and call emergency services if needed. Once it’s safe, move your vehicle out of traffic if possible, exchange information with the other driver, and take clear photos of the damage, vehicles, and scene. If your car is drivable, you can bring it directly to us for an inspection, if not, we can arrange towing. So just give us a call and we can begin guiding you through the insurance repair process.

Collision repair without insurance can range from about $500 for minor cosmetic damage to $10,000 or more for major repairs, with most accidents typically falling between $1,000 and $5,000. Costs increase quickly due to hidden damage, parts replacement, paint blending, and modern vehicle features like sensors and calibrations, meaning even small accidents can end up costing several thousand dollars once fully repaired.

Collision repair time depends on the severity of the damage, but most jobs fall within a few days to a couple of weeks. Minor single panel repairs like small dents or scratches can take 1–3 days, while moderate damage involving multiple panels or paintwork usually takes 3–10 days. More serious collisions with structural damage, parts delays, or insurance approvals can take 2–4+ weeks. What often affects the timeline most is hidden damage found during teardown, parts availability, and how quickly insurance approvals are completed.