Crash, Claim, Repair
What the adjuster does not explain, what the estimate actually says, and what Texas law gives you. Plain answers for fender benders, dents, and scratches.
OEM vs Aftermarket Parts: What the Codes on Your Estimate Mean
Your estimate says A, LKQ, or RECOND next to a part. Here is what those codes mean, where a copy part is fine, where fit matters, and how to push back.
Read ArticleDoes a Collision Repair Show Up on Carfax?
Sometimes. Here is what feeds a vehicle history report, why a small repair you pay for yourself often leaves no record, and why nobody can promise you either way.
5 Costly Mistakes People Make After a Car Accident
Most of the money lost after a fender bender is lost in the first week, before anybody touches the car. Here are five mistakes we see and how to avoid them.
Can You Fix a Bumper Yourself?
Sometimes. A light scuff on a plastic cover is a weekend job. A crack, a tear, or anything that needs paint is not. Here is where the line sits.
Will My Insurance Cover Collision Repair? Collision vs Liability vs Comprehensive in Texas
Three coverages, three different answers. Which one pays for your repair in Texas depends on who hit whom, and it decides whether you owe a deductible at all.
What To Do in the First 10 Minutes After a Crash in DFW
A short list for the minutes after a fender bender. What to photograph, what to say, what not to say, and the choice Texas law gives you.
How Much Does a Small Collision Repair Cost in Texas?
Nobody can price your car from a headline. Here is how a body shop estimate is built, what pushes the number up, and what you will owe depending on who caused it.
5 Questions to Ask a Body Shop Before You Sign
Five questions that tell you a lot about a body shop, the answers you should expect, and the ones that should end the conversation.
Already Been Hit?
Text us photos for a quick look, or stop by the shop. The estimate is free, and we work with your insurance or you can pay yourself.