Collision Repair in Cedar Hill

Driving in Cedar Hill

Cedar Hill climbs the escarpment on the southwest edge of Dallas County, with US 67 cutting through it and FM 1382 running east past Uptown Village toward the state park. The grades are real here, and so is the difference between a dry road and a wet one on a downhill curve.

Crash Data for Cedar Hill

The corridor that carries most of it: US 67 on the downgrade between Duncanville and FM 1382.

Why Cedar Hill Crashes Happen Where They Do

US 67 loses elevation as it runs southwest out of Duncanville, and the stretch through Cedar Hill has the grade, the curve and the ramp spacing all working against a distracted driver. FM 1382 is the other half of the story. It carries the retail traffic at Uptown Village and the weekend load headed for Cedar Hill State Park and Joe Pool Lake, and the left turns across it are where the angle crashes happen.

Neighborhoods We Serve

We take Cedar Hill vehicles from Cedar Hill State Park area, High Pointe, Lake Ridge, Waterford Oaks, and everywhere in between. Drop the car at our Lewisville shop, or send us photos first and we'll tell you whether it's worth the trip.

What Cedar Hill Drivers Should Know

• Your insurer can recommend a shop. It cannot require one. That right is in Texas Insurance Code 1952.301.
• If the other driver caused it, their insurance pays for the repair.
• On a small repair, paying yourself can cost less than a claim. Get the free estimate first, then decide.
• Not-at-fault claims usually do not touch your rate. At-fault claims usually do, and that call belongs to your insurer, not to us.