A collision left visible body damage
Dents, scrapes, crushed panels and other collision damage can affect more than one area of a vehicle. An auto body technician can inspect the damage and explain what needs attention.
Collision repair
When a collision leaves your vehicle dented, scraped or out of shape, D-Fenders Collisions provides auto body repair in Tempe, Arizona.
Serving Tempe · Flat-rate pricing quoted before we start
D-Fenders Collisions works on vehicle body damage after collisions and other impacts. A licensed auto body technician assesses the affected areas, identifies the repair work needed, and carries out the body repair to help restore the vehicle to its pre-accident condition.
The right service depends on the damage, the vehicle and whether you are using insurance. Customers without insurance can ask about half-price auto body services. Military members, first responders and students can also ask about available discounts before work begins.
Good to know
Dents, scrapes, crushed panels and other collision damage can affect more than one area of a vehicle. An auto body technician can inspect the damage and explain what needs attention.
Gaps, loose edges or a panel that sits out of position are signs that the impact affected the body parts or their mounting points. Have the vehicle assessed before deciding whether to keep driving it.
Scratches, peeling and exposed areas after an impact may need body repair as well as refinishing. The repair plan should address the underlying panel damage rather than only covering the visible mark.
If you are handling the repair yourself, ask about half-price auto body services for customers without insurance. Military members, first responders and students can also ask about their available discount.
Our process
A licensed auto body technician looks over the damaged areas and determines which body components need repair or replacement. You can discuss the damage and the work needed before authorizing the job.
The affected body parts are accessed and prepared for repair. This may include removing damaged exterior pieces so the technician can work on the areas behind them and identify the full extent of the impact.
The technician repairs the affected auto body components and brings the damaged areas back into proper position. The work is based on the condition of the vehicle rather than a one-size-fits-all repair.
After the body repair, the affected area is prepared for its finished appearance. The vehicle is checked over so the repaired sections and surrounding body panels are ready for completion.
Scope
Work is quoted after the vehicle damage is assessed. Customers without insurance can ask about half-price auto body services, and military members, first responders and students can ask about available discounts.
Plan a visitAn auto body technician repairs vehicle body damage from collisions and impacts, including damaged exterior panels and bumper areas. The exact work depends on what the assessment finds.
Yes. Customers without insurance can ask about half-price auto body services. The vehicle still needs to be assessed so the required work can be discussed.
Military members, first responders and students can ask about available discounts. Ask about eligibility when discussing your repair.
The work is performed by licensed auto body technicians at D-Fenders Collisions.
Tell us what happened to your vehicle and what damage you can see, then ask D-Fenders Collisions about the repair work and available service options.
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