150
Years of Experience
Our certified technicians have over 150 years of collective experience in the collision repair industry.
60K
Vehicles Fixed
We have repaired over 60,000 vehicles to date, determined to keep serving our community's repair needs.
45
Years of Operation
We first opened our doors in 1978 - You can trust us with your vehicle's safety and repair.
Our local community is the reason for our success, and one way for us to give back is to provide the best service, at the very best price everyday
haywood | tipton | fayette | madison | lauderdale | crockett | Shelby
Auto Collision Repair
Windshield Replacement/Glass Repair
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01. Can you provide an estimate without seeing my vehicle?
Providing an auto estimate without personally viewing a customer’s vehicle is possible, but to receive an accurate one an estimator will need to see your vehicle in person due to possible underlying damage not clear from photos.
02. How do I get a rental car while my vehicle is being repaired?
Contact your adjuster or insurance provider if you have filed or plan on filing an insurance claim. It is possible for certain claims where your insurance company is directly billed.
03. Who do I pay my deductible to and when?
After your vehicle is repaired, you pay your deductible to the repair shop. This is typically at the end of your auto’s restoration process.
01. Can you provide an estimate without seeing my vehicle?
Providing an auto estimate without personally viewing a customer’s vehicle is possible, but to receive an accurate one an estimator will need to see your vehicle in person due to possible underlying damage not clear from photos.
02. How do I get a rental car while my vehicle is being repaired?
Contact your adjuster or insurance provider if you have filed or plan on filing an insurance claim. It is possible for certain claims where your insurance company is directly billed.
03. Who do I pay my deductible to and when?
After your vehicle is repaired, you pay your deductible to the repair shop. This is typically at the end of your auto’s restoration process.