Numbers on paper
You see the measurements before and after. It is the plainest way to show the job was done right.
Structural repair
If the car pulls, the doors bind or the gaps look off, the frame may have moved. We find out for sure and put it right.
Ask about your frame at (000) 000-0000
Most cars today do not have a separate frame. They have a unibody, where the body is the structure. A solid hit can shift it just a little. That little bit matters. It can make tires wear fast, doors stick and the car drift. We put the car on a computerized measuring system. It shows exactly where each point sits compared to factory dimensions. Then we write down what needs pulling, and why, before we start.
Structural repair is careful work. Here is what goes into it, and each piece gets its own line on your estimate.
Sensors read key points under the car. The system compares them to the maker's dimensions and shows where things moved.
You get a copy of the before measurements. You can see the problem with your own eyes, not just take our word for it.
The car is clamped down at strong points. That way the pull goes where we want it, and nowhere else.
We pull a little, then measure again. Small moves keep the metal from stretching or tearing.
Some parts are built to crush and cannot be pulled back. We cut them out and fit new ones the way the maker says to.
New welds get corrosion coating. That keeps the repair strong and stops rust down the road.
When the pulls are done, we measure once more. You get that printout too, side by side with the first.
Once the structure is right, we check alignment. That way the car drives straight and the tires wear evenly.
We put the car on the bench and attach the sensors. The computer maps the structure point by point. We show you where it is off and by how much. Then you get the estimate, with each pull and part listed.
Chains and towers apply force in the right direction. We stop often to measure again. If a section cannot come back, we call you before we replace it. You are never surprised by a new charge.
A final measurement shows the structure back in line. You get both printouts to keep. Then body, paint and alignment finish the job, each one on its own line. The car should drive like it did before the crash.
You see the measurements before and after. It is the plainest way to show the job was done right.
Frame work is slow on purpose. We take our time, because a rushed pull can make things worse.
Structural repair can sound scary. We explain it in everyday words, and we answer every question.
Bring the car in and we will measure it. You will know where it stands, in plain numbers, before any work begins.
(000) 000-0000 and we will set up a measurement