Trusted Collision Repair Service
Precise Collision Repair After Accidents
FSDAVCFEBFEVSDDVFSD
FSDAVCFEBFEVSDDVFSD
Restoring Vehicles After Collision Damage
Collision repair involves more than fixing visible dents. Even low-speed accidents can affect your vehicle’s structure, bending internal supports, or misaligning panels. That’s why we begin every repair with a full inspection—not just of the obvious damage, but of the areas beneath the surface. We assess how the impact has affected safety features, alignment, and overall structure before starting any work.
Our shop repairs everything from bumpers to dented fenders and doors. We use collision repair methods approved by the vehicle’s manufacturer to ensure accuracy and safety. Whether it’s a car, SUV, or truck, each repair is customized based on the damage. We provide clear communication throughout the process, keeping you informed from estimate to completion. Our goal is to get your vehicle back to pre-accident condition—both in appearance and structural performance.
A Collision Repair Shop That Gets It Right
Proper collision repair is about more than fixing what’s visible—it’s about restoring the safety and structure of your vehicle. Even a moderate impact can affect alignment, suspension mounting points, or hidden brackets behind panels. Before beginning any work, we perform a full assessment to identify visible damage as well as issues beneath the surface. This includes checking for signs of frame stress, panel distortion, and damage that could affect how your vehicle drives.
If structural damage is found, we start by measuring and aligning the frame using computerized equipment designed for precision. Structural components are brought back into factory specs before we move on to panel work. Crushed panels are repaired or replaced, dents are reshaped, and parts are installed following manufacturer repair standards. Each step is performed by trained collision repair technicians who focus on accuracy and long-term safety.
Once repairs are complete, we use digital color matching to restore the finish. Your vehicle’s original paint is scanned and matched to create a consistent color blend across all repaired panels. After painting, we complete a final inspection to verify panel alignment, finish quality, and structural integrity. The goal is a repair that looks right, feels safe, and holds up over time.
Common Collision Damage We Repair
Our collision repair body shop handles both structural and cosmetic damage for all types of vehicles. We regularly repair bumpers, doors, hoods, fenders, tailgates, and quarter panels. Many vehicles come in with a mix of surface dents and internal damage, especially after multi-point impacts. Each repair starts with an inspection to identify all visible and hidden problems so nothing gets missed during the process.
Common damage includes cracked plastics, stretched metal, deep creases, and misaligned panels. These issues can affect how parts fit together and how the vehicle functions. Missing trim or broken brackets are also typical, especially around bumpers and lights. Our technicians remove damaged components, reshape panels, and restore gaps, alignment, and mounting points to match original specifications. Each repair is performed with safety and precision in mind.
We also handle larger repairs, including truck beds, tail panels, and minor frame work. Every vehicle is assessed using the proper tools based on its design and material—whether steel, aluminum, or composite. From compact cars to full-size trucks, we apply the same careful process and standards. The result is a repair that restores not just appearance but also performance and safety.
Collision repair isn’t just about making a vehicle look good again—it’s about restoring everything that keeps it safe on the road. Beneath the surface, impact damage can affect structural components, crumple zones, and even how safety features like airbags respond in future collisions. That’s why our repair process goes beyond panel replacement. We inspect every mounting point, bracket, and support structure to confirm it meets manufacturer guidelines before completing the job.
We follow factory-recommended procedures, using tools and measurements that align with the vehicle’s original design. Whether it’s a bumper, fender, or hood, the part is repaired or replaced to match the intended function and appearance. We don’t just reshape panels—we restore the full structure behind them. Once repairs are complete, each vehicle is inspected again for alignment, fitment, and finish. The goal is to return your car or truck in a condition that’s safe, structurally sound, and ready to handle the road ahead.
Recent Paintless Dent Repairs
Frequently Asked Questions About Dent Repair
What is paintless dent repair (PDR)?
Paintless dent repair is a technique used to remove minor dents without sanding, filler, or repainting. Technicians access the backside of the panel and gently reshape the metal using specialized tools, preserving your original paint.
What types of dents can PDR fix?
PDR works best on minor dents where the paint is not cracked or chipped. It’s commonly used for dents from door dings, low-speed bumps, garage mishaps, or hail damage—as long as the panel is not overstretched.
Can you repair dents on aluminum panels or EVs?
Yes. Our certified technicians are trained to repair aluminum panels and EVs like Teslas using advanced PDR tools. These materials require extra precision, but PDR is still effective when done by experienced professionals.
How is PDR different from traditional auto body repair?
Unlike traditional repairs that involve sanding, body filler, and painting, PDR is non-invasive. It’s faster, more affordable, and helps maintain your factory paint and resale value without compromising the panel.
How do I know if my dent qualifies for PDR?
Bring your vehicle to our shop or upload clear photos through our online form. We’ll assess the damage, check panel access, and let you know if PDR is the right fit—no guesswork or pressure.
How long does a typical PDR job take?
Most paintless dent repairs can be completed the same day, depending on the number and location of dents. We'll give you a time estimate after inspecting the damage in person.
Will PDR affect my car’s paint or finish?
No. PDR keeps your original paint fully intact. There’s no sanding, spraying, or color blending involved—making it one of the best options for maintaining the appearance and value of your vehicle.
Does PDR work on dents near edges or body lines?
Dents on body lines or near reinforced areas are more challenging but can still be fixed using advanced PDR techniques. We’ll evaluate each case and let you know the best and safest option.
Is PDR an eco-friendly repair method?
Yes. Since PDR doesn’t involve paint, filler, or harsh chemicals, it produces less waste and is considered an environmentally friendly alternative to traditional auto body repair.
How do I get a PDR estimate from Swift Paintless Dent Repair?
You can stop by our shop for an in-person assessment or upload damage photos through our website. We’ll review your submission and provide a clear estimate along with next steps for repair.
Paint Repair After a Collision
Paint damage is one of the most common problems caused by a collision. This can expose the surface beneath, making the area vulnerable to rust and further wear. We repair and refinish affected areas using high-quality materials that restore both appearance and protection.
To match the original paint, we scan your vehicle’s surface and identify the exact color code and mix. That formula is used to repaint only the damaged sections. After application, the paint is carefully blended into the surrounding panels for a smooth, even look. Our lighting systems help catch any mismatched tones or inconsistencies during the process.
Once the painting is complete, we inspect the repainted areas for color match, finish, and texture. We also review the panel alignment to confirm proper fit. The result is a finish that looks natural and original, as intended.
Auto collision repair involves more than simply swapping out damaged parts. It requires a well-planned process, precise techniques, and thorough quality checks from start to finish. Each repair ends with a detailed inspection to verify paint match, panel alignment, structural integrity, and overall finish. We take the time to review every aspect before releasing the vehicle. Whether your car has a single dent or significant collision damage, we provide a complete estimate, clear communication, and repairs done right the first time—so your vehicle is safe, reliable, and ready to drive.
Why Drivers Trust Our Collision Repairs
We understand how overwhelming a collision can be, and that’s why our repair process is built around clarity, accuracy, and communication. From the moment you bring your vehicle in, we take the time to walk you through the damage, explain what repairs are needed, and provide a realistic timeline for completion. You’ll know exactly what to expect before we begin, and we’ll keep you updated at each step so there are no surprises along the way.
We also work directly with all major insurance companies to make the process as easy as possible. Whether your claim requires an in-person inspection or digital photo submission, we handle the coordination and provide all necessary documentation. We also create a detailed repair plan to ensure everything is accounted for and approved before work begins. Our goal is to take care of the paperwork so you can focus on getting back on the road.
The best collision repair shops restore more than just appearances. We correct alignment, repair or replace damaged parts, and return your vehicle to its original structural condition. Each job is completed using proven techniques and backed by a satisfaction guarantee. From light fender damage to major collisions, we do the job right—without shortcuts.
Frequently Asked Questions
What qualifies as collision repair?
Collision repair includes fixing any damage caused by an accident, from minor dents and scratches to major frame damage. This may involve replacing panels, straightening the frame, realigning the vehicle, and refinishing paint.
Do I need multiple estimates for my insurance company?
In most cases, no. One detailed estimate from a licensed repair facility is usually enough. We can work directly with your insurer to handle the claim and approval process.
How long will my collision repair take?
Repair time depends on the extent of damage and parts availability. Minor repairs may take a couple of days, while larger jobs could take over a week. We’ll provide a timeline upfront.
Can you match my vehicle’s paint exactly?
Yes. We use digital paint-matching technology to scan your existing color and create a custom mix. This allows us to blend the new paint into surrounding panels for a consistent finish.
Will my car be safe to drive after the repair?
Yes. We follow factory-approved procedures to restore your vehicle’s structure and safety. Every repair ends with a full inspection to verify alignment, fit, and function.
Do you work with all makes and models?
Yes. We repair cars, trucks, and SUVs of all makes and models, including domestic, foreign, and newer vehicles with aluminum or composite panels.
Do I need to schedule an appointment for an estimate?
Appointments are recommended, but walk-ins are welcome. You can also submit damage photos through our online estimate form to get started remotely.
Will my insurance cover collision repair?
Most collision damage is covered under your auto insurance policy if you carry collision coverage. We’ll work with your provider to confirm coverage and submit the necessary documentation.
Do you use OEM parts for replacements?
When possible, we use original equipment manufacturer (OEM) parts. If alternatives are requested by your insurer or preferred by you, we’ll explain your options clearly.
Is your collision repair work guaranteed?
Yes. We stand behind every repair with a satisfaction guarantee. If there’s any issue with the repair quality, we’ll make it right.
Contact Info
Service Hours
Social Media
Home
Services
Service Areas
Blog
About
Contact
Contact Info
Service Hours
Mon - Fri: 8:00 am – 6:00 pm
Saturday: by Appointment
Sunday: Closed
Social Media
Licensed, bonded, & insured