The estimate should be very detailed and list the cost for each part and the amount of labor charged. Original equipment (OEM), used, or after market parts may be used - it is important to know exactly which type of part they are planning to use in your repair. Auto body shops are also accustomed to working with insurance companies - they can handle your claim for you and contact the insurance company when needed.

Sometimes additional repairs are needed after they begin working on your vehicle. This shouldn't happen often, but it is a possibility, even with a reputable and trusted repair shop. The shop manager should call you and explain in detail why the new repair is needed and why it wasn't found during the original inspection and estimate. They should also offer to contact your insurance company with this new information and a revised estimate of the cost.

The final step in the auto body repair process is the paint job. A poor paint job will make even good repairs look bad. If you need only small areas painted, the auto body shop will carefully blend the new area with the old paint. Having only a small area painted saves big money, but you must have a professional do the job. Poorly matched paint will not blend with the rest of the car and affect the overall appearance of the vehicle.

For more information on auto collision repairs, visit at https://www.haddcustoms.com

About Herbie Baez:

Hadd Customs does high-quality work. The staff works tirelessly to bring outstanding experience for its customers. Body shops are notorious for being dishonest and doing shoddy work. Hadd Customs is trustworthy and honest. It truly cares about the customer experience.

Media Contacts:
Herbie Baez
8001 Landon Ave, Unit 1 in Van Nuys, CA 91406
310.988.2848
https://www.haddcustoms.com