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Our Repair Process From First Call to Delivery
Every job runs the same sequence, whether it is a cracked front cap or a full structural rebuild. The step owners consistently underestimate is teardown, because an estimate written from photographs cannot see what is behind the damaged panel.
What are the steps?
First, assessment. You bring the vehicle in and we document the damage with wide and close photographs, part numbers, and measurements where structure is involved. An RV systems evaluation is $150, applied as a credit against an authorized repair. An in depth diagnostic is one hour at $285, also credited.
Second, estimate and insurance coordination. We write the estimate and send it with the photographs to your carrier. We handle the adjuster conversation rather than putting you between two parties.
Third, teardown. Once authorized we open the damaged area and photograph what is underneath. This is where hidden water intrusion, uncycled slide mechanisms and omitted electrical runs surface, and each becomes a documented supplement.
Fourth, repair. Structure first, then panel and body, then paint, then systems and interior. Fifth, quality check against the original documentation. Sixth, delivery, with the paperwork explaining what was done and why.
How long does it take?
It depends far more on parts and approvals than on labor. A contained repair can be days. A structural rebuild with a supplement cycle and discontinued parts can run weeks. We would rather give you a date we can hold than an optimistic one, and we will tell you when a delay is on our side versus the carrier's or the supplier's.
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Bring it to the shop and we will assess the damage, document it properly for your insurer, and tell you exactly what the repair involves. Serving Placentia and the surrounding area from our 35,000 square foot facility.
All work performed in-shop. We stand behind our work.
