Rapid Collision Center

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My car had been hit by another driver, their insurance company was paying for the repair. Rapid Collision prepared an estimate on a Wednesday and were able to start the work the following Monday. The work was completed in 8 business days(11 days estimated), the completed repair costs were within $10 of the estimated cost. The repairs are undetectable. The body work is terrific and the metallic paint color match and metallic density matches the original seamlessly. The body repairs and paint come with a lifetime warranty for as long as you own the car. will definitely recommend Rapid Collission Center to others.

When it comes to body service, most centers approved by insurance companies go and quot;by the bookand quot; conforming to industry standards for parts and standard labor. The cost of labor may vary, but it's pretty much the same numbers. What makes the difference is when you're dealing with someone who gives you repair options. In my case, the work could be done for $3500 or $350 (excluding deductible for accident caused bumper replacement). I drive a 2007 Azera that's had more than it's share of bad neighbors in parking lots. While the front bumper needed to be replaced, I asked for an estimate on getting the sides and rear bumper fixed or at least attended to from previous events. Three certified insurance autobody shops gave me estimates that came in at $2400-3500 based on replacing panels, repainting, filling, feathering, etc. Jeff Honcharevich ran through the same numbers and then gave me an option B and option C. Those were the less expensive and less perfect choices. As I don't plan on trading in my car soon or putting it up for sale at the Barrett-Jackson Auction, I went with option C. It's nice to know there's still some common sense out there.