The Express Lane
Your bumper doesn't need a body shop for a week. Scuffs, dents and cracked covers, back in 1β3 days.
A separate bay with its own technician, so cosmetic work never queues behind a teardown. Same paint, same warranty, a fraction of the wait.
Does mine qualify?
Most of what happens in a parking lot
Send a photo and we'll tell you which lane you're in before you commit to anything. If it doesn't qualify, we say so β putting a structural job down a fast lane is how shops get people hurt.
Goes down the Express Lane
- Bumper scuffs and scrapes, any corner
- Small dents and creases where the paint is intact
- Cracked or torn bumper covers
- Kerb rash on a wheel face
- One panel, cosmetic only, paint and trim
- Mirror caps, door edges, trim and moulding
Goes to the main shop instead
- Anything the airbags responded to
- Frame, rails, or a panel that carries structure
- A radiator, cooler or anything leaking
- Suspension, steering or a wheel that isn't round
- A camera or radar sitting behind the damage
- Two or more panels with the hit running between them
That right-hand list isn't us turning work away β it's the same shop, one lane over, with the measuring equipment. You get the same estimate either way.
How it gets to be quick
Nothing is skipped. The queue is.
A fast lane that quietly cuts corners is just a worse repair sold at speed. Here is exactly what makes the difference, and what it costs you.
- What we do differently
- One bay, one technician, one job at a time. Cosmetic work never waits behind a car that's apart on the frame bench.
- What stays the same
- The same booth, the same paint, the same warranty. Colour is camera-matched and blended into the neighbouring panel exactly as it would be on a full repair.
- What you give up
- Teardown. We are not taking the cover off to look behind it. If the photo hides something structural, the job moves to the main shop and the price changes β we tell you before any work.
What it costs
Posted, not quoted on the phone
Going through insurance? The price doesn't change. Express Lane is about the queue, not a discount β pricing stays at posted door rates either way. Anyone offering you a cheaper number for filing a claim is telling you something about their estimate, not about their speed.
The promise
What 1β3 days actually means
Days are working days, and the clock starts when the car arrives β not when you book. If a part is on back-order we tell you the day we find out, not the day you turn up.
Start here
Send one photo and we'll tell you the lane
From where you're standing. No appointment, no account, no form to fill in first.