COLLISION REPAIR
Collision Repair Services in Charlotte
Minor Collision
These collision repairs typically include repairing or replacing fenders, bumpers, doors, and hoods at the shop of your choice. They may include mechanical work and minor accidents almost always require paint work. Collision repairs can often be completed in a couple days, getting your car back on the road fast.
One of the most important parts of accident repair is the parts used. Unless requested to do otherwise, our body shop repairs your vehicle with Original Equipment Manufacturer, or OEM, parts. These parts are usually a higher quality and better fit and finish, for a more efficient and higher quality collision repair. Our body shop also uses high quality repair materials to make your repair last and we back it up our 100% Lifetime Guarantee*.
The last major step in collision repair is painting the vehicle. We use an extensive preparation process and high quality paints for a factory finish. We match the paint to your vehicle and blend the paint into adjacent doors and fenders when needed to mask the repair.
We work with most insurance companies and are proud to provide all services on non-insurance or self-pay work as well. Let us help you with your collision repair and show you the Body Works Plus difference. Remember, the choice is yours.
Major Collision Repair
A major accident can be a nightmare. In one moment things can change dramatically. We’re here to help as much as possible with this unfortunate scenario. In a body shop, a major collision is typically an auto repair over $5,000, but can exceed $20,000 on a new vehicle.
The first concern is often whether your vehicle is repairable. As your body shop, we work with the responsible insurance company to write an estimate, while determining if the vehicle is a total loss, or ‘totaled’. We also determine the extent of collision repairs to prevent unexpected surprises. Should hidden damage be exposed during your car repair, we handle the supplement process and no action on your part is required.
Our body shop is fully qualified and capable of returning your vehicle to factory specifications, no matter how severe the accident. Per industry best practices, we handle the heaviest collision repairs the right way, including replacing entire sections, structural replacement, and frame repair. We use a computerized measuring system to ensure your vehicle meets the specifications set by the manufacturer.
After major collision repair, all suspension and mechanical components are inspected and repaired or replaced as necessary. Your vehicle will run, drive, and feel like new when it leaves the body shop. All body panels are repaired and replaced, not just to be straight and dent-free, but also to set panel gaps as they were leaving the showroom floor. Paint is the finishing touch, giving your vehicle that new-car look.
While your collision repair is extremely important, it isn’t everything. Our shop’s excellent customer service keeps you in the know at all times.
A major wreck can be a pain, but we can at least minimize the collision repair and insurance process for you, letting you focus on more important things. Please call or contact us if you have any questions or would like to schedule an estimate after your accident.
*Click here for more info about warranty and terms of use.
Please note that while Body Works Plus is happy to provide a Free Consultation, a $125 fee may apply for an “Estimate.” For most insurance claims, this estimate fee will NOT apply.
If you have your vehicle repaired at Body Works Plus, that estimate fee will be applied to the cost of repairing the vehicle.
Many body shops offer a “Free Estimate.” Unfortunately, this kind of verbiage is often misleading.
To do a complete “estimate” for collision repairs requires detailed blueprinting of the damage, which can require a considerable amount of work, including some disassembly of the vehicle. For this reason, in the interests of our core values of honesty and transparency, we cannot offer “Free Estimates.”