No, the decision is up to you where to have your vehicle repaired. The insurance company cannot tell you where to have your vehicle repaired. It’s your car, It’s your choice.

There is no law that requires you to get two estimates. In most insurance cases an estimate from a body shop is not necessary because the shop has to work directly from the insurance estimate when doing repairs.

There are too many variables involved in estimating to give an accurate estimate over the phone. You can stop by any time between 8-5:00 PM Monday through Friday & 8-12 Saturday for an estimate and you don’t even need an appointment.

Insurance companies know that there might be additional repairs and procedures necessary so they have a system for approving them. In most cases they will pay us directly for additional expenses.

The old phrase "You get what you pay for" is often the case when it comes to automotive collision repair. The vehicles of today are quite complex so you want to be sure that you are working with repair technicians that can restore your vehicle to its pre-loss condition.

If you use a reputable repair facility, your vehicle should be returned to its pre-loss state. This includes returning the function, safety, performance and appearance of the vehicle to like new condition.

No. There is no such thing as saving a deductible. Do you seriously believe a shop is willing to absorb $500, $1000 or $2000 ?? The only way this savings can be achieved is by taking necessary parts or procedures out of the repairs. It could cause out of pockets expenses down the road.