Car Accident Repair in Los Angeles

We inspect accident damage, prepare a free written estimate, and explain what the vehicle needs. If you use insurance, we can coordinate the repair with the insurance company.

Next steps after an accident

Decide whether to drive it

A fluid leak, damaged wheel or tire, broken light, loose part, or a change in steering or braking can mean the vehicle should stay parked. Driving may worsen some collision damage. If you are unsure, do not drive it.

Call (310) 880-7575 if you are unsure. We can help arrange towing based on the vehicle condition, location, and availability.

Send photos if you have them

Photos help us understand where the vehicle was hit, but they cannot show every damaged part. An in-person inspection sets the repair starting point.

Start with us or your insurance company

Either order works. We can inspect the vehicle and prepare our own written estimate before or after you open a claim. If a claim is involved, we send the repair documentation to the adjuster.

See how insurance claim repair works.

What an impact may affect

The visible dent or scratch shows where the hit landed. We inspect the parts around and behind it to see what else needs attention.

Chevrolet Equinox with a broken rear lamp and scratched rear bumper.
Rear-corner damage on a Chevrolet Equinox.

Rear-end collision repair

A rear impact may affect the bumper cover, reinforcement, trunk or liftgate fit, rear body panel, parking sensors, and wiring. We check the structure when the floor or rails may have moved.

Blue Mitsubishi Lancer with front-corner and windshield damage.
Front-corner damage on a Mitsubishi Lancer.

Front-end collision repair

A front impact may affect the bumper, hood, grille, lights, fenders, cooling parts, and crash sensors. We also check the suspension and alignment when a wheel took part of the hit.

Dented door and lower side of a lime green BMW.
A dented door and lower side panel on a BMW.

Side-impact repair

A side impact may affect doors, quarter panels, mirrors, window operation, intrusion beams, pillars, and airbag sensors. Door gaps and glass operation are checked as part of the repair.

White Honda Civic with scratches and marks on its front bumper.
Front-bumper scratches on a Honda Civic.

Sideswipe and parked-car damage

A sideswipe may leave scratches, paint transfer, dents, or shifted panels across more than one area. Clips, brackets, and damage hidden by or extending beneath trim may also need repair.

Hit-and-run damage may be covered under your own policy, depending on the coverage and claim.

From crash to keys back

  1. Inspect and estimate

    We inspect visible damage and signs of hidden damage, take measurements when needed, and prepare a written estimate. Photos can help before arrival, but the in-person inspection sets the starting point.

  2. Document and coordinate

    When a claim is involved, we provide the damage documentation and communicate with the adjuster. If disassembly reveals more, we prepare a supplement for the added repair work.

  3. Repair and check

    We complete the body, structural, paint, and related work in the repair plan. When required, affected advanced driver-assistance systems are calibrated before final checks. See our complete collision repair process.

What we handle and what the insurance company decides

What the shop handles

  • Vehicle inspection and a written repair estimate
  • Photos, measurements, and documentation of the damage found
  • Repair planning and communication with the adjuster
  • Supplements when disassembly changes the repair scope
  • Body, structural, paint, and related repair work

What the insurance company decides

  • What the policy and claim cover
  • What the insurance company will pay
  • Whether the claim proceeds as a repair or a total loss
  • Any settlement decision or payment to the vehicle owner

We work with all insurance companies. OEM parts are available; when insurance is paying, parts coverage depends on the policy and claim.

What customers say after a repair

Questions we hear after an accident

What if I am not sure the car is safe to drive?

Do not drive it if you see a fluid leak, wheel or tire damage, broken lights, or a loose part, or if the steering or braking feels different. If you are unsure, leave it parked and call us at (310) 880-7575. We can help arrange towing based on the vehicle condition, location, and availability.

Should I call the shop or my insurance company first?

Either can be the first call. We can inspect the vehicle and prepare a free written estimate before or after a claim is opened. If you use insurance, we provide the repair documentation and communicate with the adjuster; the insurance company decides coverage and payment.

The other driver was at fault. Whose insurance pays?

It may be the other driver's liability coverage, your own collision coverage, or both, depending on how the claim is handled. The insurance companies decide who pays. Either way, you choose the repair shop, and we document the damage for the claim.

Can you estimate accident damage from photos?

Photos give us useful preliminary context, but they cannot show every damaged part. An in-person inspection and written estimate establish the repair starting point. The estimate may change if disassembly reveals additional damage.

What damage can be hidden after a collision?

An impact may affect brackets, reinforcement, inner panels, structural points, suspension parts, wiring, or sensors behind the visible damage. We inspect the affected area and document anything else found during disassembly.

Can you help with towing, a rental, or a loaner?

Yes. Call us at (310) 880-7575. Depending on where the car is and whether it can be driven, we can help arrange towing or pickup. We can also help with a rental or loaner when available; insurance coverage varies by policy and claim.

What happens if the insurance company considers the car a total loss?

The insurance company compares the repair estimate with the vehicle's value and decides whether to pay for repairs or handle the claim as a total loss. We provide the damage documentation and repair estimate; the insurance company handles the vehicle valuation and any settlement.

What warranty comes with the accident repair?

Our limited lifetime warranty on paint and bodywork covers workmanship on the bodywork, and paint against peeling, bubbling, and cracking, for as long as you own the vehicle. It is non-transferable. It does not cover parts under a manufacturer's warranty, rust from unrepaired damage, damage from later accidents, or normal wear.

Get your free estimate

What happened to the car?

Answer what you know. You do not need to diagnose the damage yourself.

Is this damage from an accident? (optional)
Can the vehicle be driven safely? (optional)

If you are unsure, do not drive it.

Have you filed an insurance claim? (optional)

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What does the car need? (required)
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Tell us about the vehicle.

Year, make, and model help the estimator quote parts accurately.

Show us the damage.

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