Bodywork assessment and repair planning.
Assessment and repair planning for dents, damaged panels, paint concerns, rust, and collision-related bodywork.
What brings this system into focus.
Body damage needs to be assessed in person so visible and underlying concerns can be reviewed together. Contact the shop to describe the damage and arrange the next step.
- Dents, scratches, scuffs, or paint damage
- Damaged or misaligned exterior panels
- Visible rust or corrosion concerns
- Collision-related damage that needs an in-person assessment
From concern to a clear next step.
- 01
A visual assessment of the affected body area
- 02
Discussion of repair scope and finish expectations
- 03
Body, panel, paint, or refinishing work as approved
- 04
A final review of the completed area
The same practical repair process.
- 01
Tell us what is happening
Share the symptom, warning light, sound, or service you need.
- 02
Inspect and diagnose
The relevant systems are checked to narrow down the issue.
- 03
Approve the work
Review the recommended scope before repair work moves ahead.
- 04
Final check and handoff
The completed work is checked and the outcome is reviewed with you.
Before you book.
604-498-6042Can bodywork be quoted from a photo?
Photos can help start the conversation, but an in-person assessment may be needed to understand the full repair scope.
What should I send in an email?
Include the vehicle year, make and model, the damaged area, how the damage occurred, and clear photos if available.