Some damage, such as roof rail creases on tall cube vans, still requires shop equipment. When that happens, Dentex arranges staggered pickups so only a fraction of the fleet is off‑site at any one time. Reliable real‑time text updates share progress photos and estimated completion, giving dispatchers confidence to schedule backfilled routes accurately rather than guessing at return dates.

While technicians reshape panels, our parts coordinator sources badges, moldings, and cargo decals in bulk. Matching trim ensures repaired vans leave looking uniform, an important detail when branding covers entire sides. Orders ship collectively to cut freight costs and avoid mismatched color batches. Independent contractors sharing the dock can opt in, gaining the same pricing advantage without committing their whole roster. It shortens paperwork and proves consistent standards across partner delivery teams statewide and beyond.

Before keys change hands, a final inspection crew checks lighting, modern ADAS sensors, and rearview cameras disturbed during dent removal.They recalibrate parking radar on box trucks and lane‑departure cameras on cargo vans, documenting results for the safety file. Each unit then receives a wash and photo shoot under studio lights. Images, invoices, and lifetime PDR warranties bundle into one ZIP file emailed to fleet managers, supporting resale negotiations and damage recapture programs at lease return.