by Eric Reamer | Jan 10, 2025 | Body Shop, Collision Repair, diminished value, OEM Parts, Safety
When your car gets damaged, you face a big choice. Should you fix the parts or replace them? This choice affects your car’s performance, safety, and your budget. Often, the cost of repair is more about labor than parts. Following the original equipment...
by Eric Reamer | Jan 3, 2025 | Body Shop, Collision Repair
What makes a reliable body shop in Ft. Collins, CO? How can you find one that meets your auto body repair needs? You want your vehicle fixed right and safely. A good body shop in Ft. Collins, CO, uses only OEM parts, follows OEM procedures, has a solid reputation, and...
by Eric Reamer | Dec 20, 2024 | Body Shop, Collision Repair, Insurance
Experiencing an auto accident can be overwhelming, and the subsequent insurance claim process often adds another layer of stress. Beyond dealing with insurance paperwork, you also face the critical decision of selecting a collision repair shop to restore your vehicle....
by Eric Reamer | Jul 5, 2024 | Body Shop, Collision Repair
Did you know 94% of American drivers wish to pick where their car gets fixed? This stat comes from a YouGov survey in June 2023. It shows how much we value the freedom to choose the right place for auto repairs. In Colorado, you’re allowed to choose any repair...
by Eric Reamer | May 3, 2024 | Aftermarket Parts, Body Shop, Collision Repair, OEM Parts, Safety
After an accident, choosing where to repair your car is important. Your insurance may suggest a Direct Repair Program (DRP) shop. Or, you can pick your own. While DRP shops are easy and seem cheaper, look closer. There are hidden costs you should know about. This part...
by Eric Reamer | Apr 5, 2024 | Body Shop, Collision Repair, Insurance, OEM Parts
About 36% of car accidents are more than a simple scratch. Many car owners don’t know how to keep their car’s value after a crash. It’s important to manage repair costs and deal with insurance smartly. Also, you might need to file a claim for the...
