Photographed, measured, marked and signed — every job leaves here as the paperwork, not an advertisement. Send three photos from where you're standing and a real estimator looks at them.
Jobs that taught us something, notices worth knowing, and the occasional warning about a repair we keep seeing done badly.
Repair file
The bracket the photo could never show
A rear cover that looked like a $500 scuff. The teardown found a cracked reinforcement bracket behind it. We stopped, photographed it, and re-quoted before ordering a single part β which is the whole reason our first number is a range.
Published from the job board Β· RO 4816
Notice
Why we print the measurements
Structural work is the one repair you cannot inspect yourself. So every car that goes on the bench leaves with a before-and-after printout in its file β for you, for your insurer, and for whoever buys the car in four years.
Published from the job board Β· shop notice
Watch out
A dent that should never be painted
Door dings and hail are worked from behind the panel with the paint untouched. If a shop reaches for filler and a spray gun on a soft dent, you are paying more for a worse result and losing the factory finish that protects resale.
Published from the job board Β· shop notice
Repair file
From a phone photo to a written range in 90 minutes
Three photographs sent from a car park at 9:40pm. A written range in the customer's inbox before the shop opened, and the car in the Express Lane by Thursday. No account, no call centre, no waiting for a callback.
Published from the job board Β· RO 4788
Review
βThey told me the cheaper part was the wrong callβ
The line customers repeat back to us most often is the one where we turn money down β the reinforcement bar that is OEM or nothing. Saying no to the cheaper part in writing is the whole argument.
Published from the reviews feed
Notice
We don't take your car until the parts are here
The industry norm is to take the car and then discover a back-order. We hold the booking instead and keep you driving until everything is on the shelf. A car sitting in our lot helps our numbers, not yours.
Published from the job board Β· shop notice
βοΈ In a live installation this page fills itself. Completed repairs, before-and-after photographs and review highlights are published here from the shop management system as jobs close β nobody writes a post. This sample shows the format with fixed entries, because a demonstration site is not connected to a real shop's job board.
Sample estimate for a demonstration shop β the numbers are illustrative.