All Makes, All Models & All Insurance Companies. And we’ve been doing it for nearly 50 years! Our work is done in one location using the latest in State-of-the-art equipment. For example: our computerized estimating systems help us to identify all damage up front and order the right parts for your vehicle the first time. Our staff is trained and certified in the most current techniques and processes to insure that your claims are completed to the highest standard and in the shortest amount of time. Look at all we have to offer...

• Free Estimates

• Free Pickup

• 24 hour towing

• Glass replacement

• Window tinting

• Paintless Dent Repair

• Custom Stripes

• Interior Repair and Replacement

• Appearance accessories

• Fleet Service

Assistance in Claim Processing

Vehicle accidents can be stressful situations. Our courteous and experienced staff are here to help you with a variety of problems. We can get you into a rental car fast. We’ll get your car secure with our 24 hour towing partners and then, we’ll help you with contacting the insurance companies and all of the paperwork!

Authorized Repair Facility

                Direct Repair Facility for Major Insurance Companies

We Back Our Work

                Our goal is to have a Completely Satisfied Customer.

                That’s why we offer a Lifetime Limited Warranty on paint work performed.

State of the Art Equipment

                • Computerized uni-body straightening

                • 2 Complete Downdraft Spray Booths

                • 2 Anti-Contaminate Heat/Baking Booths

                • Computerized Estimating and Parts

                Ordering Systems

                • Computerized Paint/Tint Mixing Equipment

                • Three Dimensional Laser Measuring Systems

                • Frame Machine for Structural Pulls and

                Alignment

                • I-Car Trained Technicians

                • ASE Certified Technicians

                • 10,500 Square Feet of Body Shop

Address:

3369 Cherry,  Long Beach, CA  90807

Voice (562) 997-9922 Fax: (562) 997-1259

Our Prices (we're sensitive to price)

Why is an estimate at one shop different then the estimate at another? They shouldn't be, but let us tell you why some-times they are.

In the collision repair industry, the insurance companies establish the labor rates, the time allowed for each step of the repair, as well as the price allowed for each part. Accordingly, there is virtually no difference in  prices between collision shops. That's the case whether it's paid by an insurance company or the customer. Differences in estimates are generally from one shop doing a more complete job than another shop, not a difference in the price for what is being done.

Another  difference is in using new parts versus used parts. If it's a case when the customer is paying for the repair (rather than it being an insurance claim), the customer may desire a less expensive used part over a new part in order to save money.

1. Immediately stop at the scene.

2. Call 911 if there are injuries.

3. Call the police. In some areas police authorities may not come to every accident scene. They may consider factors such as the severity and location of the accident (some police authorities may not come to the scene if the accident is on private property. Always attempt to notify the police). You should also be aware that most policies require notification of police within a specified time period if the accident is a hit and run.

4. Obtain names, addresses, telephone numbers, and driver’s license numbers from all drivers. Ask to see driver’s licenses and vehicle registrations to verify that the information is accurate.

5. Obtain license plates and vehicle identification numbers.

6. Obtain names, addresses, and telephone numbers of other passengers and any witnesses.

7. If you have a camera, take photographs of the damage, the position of the cars, and the accident scene (traffic controls, visual obstacles, etc.).

8. If the owner of a damaged car or damaged property cannot be located, leave a note with the names and addresses of the driver and owners of the involved cars.

9. Notify your agent and/or your insurance company immediately.

10.If anyone is injured or the vehicle damage exceeds $750, you must report the accident to the Department of Motor Vehicles within 10 days. Failure to notify the DMV may result in the suspension of your driver’s license.

THINGS TO AVOID AT THE SCENE OF AN ACCIDENT

1. Do not argue with other drivers and passengers. Save your story for the police and your insurance company.

2. Do not sign statements regarding fault or promises to pay for damage.

3. If another party offers to pay your deductible, don’t sign anything releasing them from further responsibility. By releasing the other party, you jeopardize your insurance company’s subrogation right, and the company may refuse to pay for damage to your car.

CALIFORNIA MOTORIST BILL OF RIGHTS

1. Do I have the right to take my car to the shop of my choice?

                Yes – You may select the repair facility of your choice unless your insurance policy specifies otherwise.

2. Should my Insurance company be notified before repairs?

                Yes – Your insurance policy generally states that, if requested, you must file a sworn proof of loss, exhibit the damaged property, and submit to examination under oath.

3. Do I need to contact more than one shop for an estimate?

                No – Generally, one estimate from the shop of your choice is required.

4. Am I responsible for the cost of repairs?

                Yes – You are usually responsible to the repair facility for payment of repairs unless your insurance policy specifies otherwise.

5. Is the repair facility responsible for the repairs performed on my car?

                Yes – The Automobile Repair Act of 1971 requires all repair dealers to be registered with the State of California and to post a sign This Act [Section 9884.7(1)(g)] states that the Department of Consumer Affairs may invalidate the registration of the repair dealer for a number of causes. 

6. If I am having difficulties with my insurance company, do I have recourse?

                Yes – First consult with your insurance agent or broker. Then, if your problems still have not been resolved, consult with the Department of Insurance, State of California, toll free line: 1-800-927-HELP (4357).

7. If my Insurance company does not agree with the amount of loss, do I have recourse other than No. 6?

                Yes – Your insurance policy may provide that, when the insured and insurer fail to agree on the amount of loss, both parties are entitled to arbitration.

8. Can an insurer require my automobile be repaired at a specific repair shop?

                No. Under California Insurance Code §758.5 an insurance company cannot make that requirement. They can direct, suggest, or recommend that an automobile be repaired at a specific repair shop, if: a) such referral is expressly requested by the claimant; b) you have been informed in writing of the right to select the repair facility; and, c) the insurer that elects to repair a vehicle shall cause the damaged vehicle to be restored to its condition prior to the loss at no additional cost to the claimant other than as stated in the policy or as otherwise allowed by law.