Insurance Claim Support
Vehicle Condition Check
Accident Repair Information
Body, Bumper & Vehicle Parts
Based on Current Schedule
Clear Repair Information
A collision may affect more than the area you can see. A vehicle check can help find other damaged parts.
Customers may not know whether a damaged part needs repair or replacement. The condition of the part helps guide the next step.
Repair cost can change based on the vehicle, parts, and work needed. Knowing the repair needs can make the cost easier to review.
Vehicle and accident details may be needed when speaking with an insurer. Keeping these details ready can help with the claim process.
Bumpers, doors, fenders, and panels can all suffer damage in a crash. Each area may need a different type of repair.
A crash can affect wheels, tires, suspension, or other parts. New pulling, vibration, or steering changes should be checked.
We inspect the vehicle and identify visible damage linked to the accident.
We discuss the repair needs and explain the work that may be required.
We assess dents, bends, scratches, and other damage across the body panels.
We inspect front and rear bumpers for cracks, dents, and impact damage.
We look at damaged doors for changes in shape, fit, and movement.
We inspect fenders affected by an accident and identify the work needed.
We assess the hood for dents, bends, and other signs of impact.
We inspect the trunk and nearby body areas after rear collision damage.
We assess scratches, scuffs, and missing paint caused by an accident.
We inspect headlights, rear lights, and signal lights after collision damage.
We assess visible cracks and other damage to vehicle glass.
We inspect wheels and tires when an impact may have caused damage.
We check suspension areas when an accident may have affected vehicle movement.
We inspect electrical concerns linked to damaged lights, controls, or other vehicle parts.
