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Free
Send a few photos of the damage with your vehicle info and we'll reply the same business day with a written estimate — or stop by during business hours for a free in-person look. No obligation, no pressure.
- Free, written, no obligation
- Photos online or walk in — your choice
- Insurance claims and out-of-pocket repairs
- All makes & models
Free Estimate
What Happens Next
- We review your photos and reply the same business day
- You get a written estimate before any work starts
- If you have a claim, we send it to your insurer
- We schedule drop-off around your calendar
- Repairs begin only after your approval
A free estimate is just that — free.
How It Works
From Estimate to Pickup.
- Free EstimateStop by or send photos. You get a written estimate before anything starts — no obligation.
- Approval & PartsWe send the estimate to your insurer if you have a claim, handle supplements, and order parts.
- Repair & PaintStructural and body repair, then computer-matched paint blended into the surrounding panels.
- Quality Check & PickupPanel gaps, trim, sensors, and a full clean-up. We walk you around the car before you drive off.
FAQ
Common Questions
Two ways: stop by during business hours for a free in-person look, or send photos through the estimate form and we'll reply the same business day. Either way, you get a written estimate before any work begins.
Small cosmetic repairs are often done in a day or two. Collision repairs with parts and paint usually take about a week, longer when parts are on back order or the insurer needs time to approve a supplement. We give you a realistic timeline up front and keep you updated.
Yes. We work with all major insurers. Bring your claim number and we'll document the damage, send the estimate and photos to your adjuster, and handle supplements if hidden damage turns up during teardown.
In California, yes — the choice of repair shop is yours. An insurer can recommend a facility, but it can't require one. You can bring your car to Garage 13 under any insurer's claim.
Usually just your deductible, which is paid to the shop when you pick up the car. Everything else is billed to your insurer according to the approved estimate.