1. Assessing the Damage

A thorough inspection is conducted to evaluate the extent of the damage and the necessary restorations. Factors considered include the following:

• Type of accident
• Force of impact
• Location of the damage on the vehicle

This assessment sets the foundation for the repair process.

2. Obtaining an Estimate

The calculation includes the cost of parts and labor. It is essential to clearly understand the repairs required, as well as the time and financial commitment involved.

3. Ordering Parts

Upon approval of the estimate, the repair shop will order the necessary parts to restore your vehicle. Whether these parts are sourced from the manufacturer or aftermarket suppliers, the work may take several days or weeks, depending on the availability.

4. Repairing the Vehicle

With the required parts in hand, the restoration process begins. This step may involve fixing or replacing damaged body panels, addressing mechanical issues, and restoring the paint and finish of the vehicle. The duration of the procedure depends on the extent of the damage. 

5. Painting and Finishing

This step entails thorough sanding, priming, and precisely matching the color to seamlessly blend the repaired parts with the rest of the vehicle’s body. To guarantee perfection, the repair shop conducts a thorough final inspection, leaving no stone unturned until they are satisfied with the completed restorations.

6. Returning the Vehicle to its Pre-Accident Condition

The auto body shop meticulously cleans and details the car, leaving no trace of the repair process. As a testament to their craftsmanship, the shop will also offer a warranty, ensuring your satisfaction and peace of mind.