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Moyer Collision Repair

From the first estimate to the final handoff.

Every repair is different. Here is how we keep the process understandable, with a clear repair plan and updates along the way.

A repair coordinator walks a customer through the next stages beside a vehicle being repaired
  1. 01

    Estimate and pre-repair inspection

    We inspect visible damage, document the condition of your vehicle and prepare an initial estimate. Tell us about warning lights, changes in how the vehicle drives and any related concerns. An estimate request is not yet a confirmed appointment.

  2. 02

    Authorization, parts and planning

    We review the repair with you and coordinate the insurance review when applicable. We order parts and discuss availability. Manufacturer supply, special orders and approvals can affect timing.

  3. 03

    Disassembly and hidden damage

    Removing damaged parts can uncover concerns behind panels or bumper covers. We document those findings and discuss supplements or changes before continuing. Careful removal and installation of lights, trim, handles and other components gives access for a complete repair.

  4. 04

    Body, structural and paint work

    Our technicians repair or replace components according to the plan and manufacturer-approved procedures. The work may include panel shaping, welding, alignment, seam sealing and corrosion protection. Surface preparation, priming, color matching and refinishing follow.

  5. 05

    Reassembly and post-repair inspection

    We reinstall removed components and review panel fit, paint finish, lights, trim and related systems. Final checks and cleaning help prepare your vehicle for pickup.

  6. 06

    Pickup, payment and aftercare

    We contact you when the vehicle is ready, review the completed work and answer your questions. Payment—including any deductible or customer-pay portion—is typically due at pickup. Ask about paint care and warranty coverage.

Let’s work out your next step.

Start with a free estimate at the shop that works for you.

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