A panel is dented or creased
A dented door, fender, quarter panel or hood can affect more than the appearance of the vehicle. An inspection helps determine whether the panel can be repaired or whether replacement is needed.
Body repair
Every make is built differently. D-Fenders Collisions repairs foreign and domestic vehicles by following each manufacturer's construction and repair methods, so the fix goes deeper than the damage you can see.
Serving Tempe · Flat-rate pricing quoted before we start
D-Fenders Collisions provides auto body repair for foreign and domestic vehicles in Tempe, Arizona. Auto body technicians inspect the damaged area, identify the body panels and attachments that need attention, and explain the repair work before getting started.
The work may involve repairing or replacing damaged panels, restoring panel alignment, and refinishing repaired areas so the vehicle can be put back together correctly. The repair approach depends on the vehicle and the damage, so the first step is an inspection rather than a one-size-fits-all answer.
Good to know
A dented door, fender, quarter panel or hood can affect more than the appearance of the vehicle. An inspection helps determine whether the panel can be repaired or whether replacement is needed.
Uneven gaps around a door, hood, trunk or fender can indicate that a panel or its mounting points have shifted. The vehicle should be checked before the area is refinished or reassembled.
Scratches, peeling paint and exposed areas after a collision can leave the panel vulnerable to further damage. Auto body repair addresses the underlying panel condition before the surface is refinished.
Even damage that looks limited to one exterior area may involve nearby panels, fasteners or supports. Bringing the vehicle in for an assessment gives the auto body technicians a chance to document what needs repair.
Our process
An auto body technician examines the visible damage and the surrounding body panels. The inspection helps identify the repair areas and provides the information needed to prepare a quote.
The repair plan is based on the vehicle, the damaged parts and the condition of the surrounding areas. You can discuss the available repair approach before work begins.
The technicians carry out the approved body work, which may include restoring a damaged panel, fitting a replacement panel or correcting panel alignment.
After the body work is complete, the repaired area is prepared for refinishing and the vehicle is put back together. The final inspection checks the repaired area before the vehicle is returned.
Scope
Pricing is based on the vehicle and the damage identified during the inspection. Military, first responder and student discounts are available, and customers without insurance can receive half-price auto body services.
Plan a visitForeign & Domestic Car Repair questions
More questions on our full FAQ page.
Yes. D-Fenders Collisions provides auto body repair for both foreign and domestic vehicles. The repair plan is based on the vehicle and the condition of the damaged area.
That depends on the location, extent and condition of the damage. An auto body technician can inspect the panel and explain whether repair or replacement is the more suitable option.
The quote is prepared after the vehicle and damage are inspected. It accounts for the body work needed and the parts or refinishing involved in the repair.
Military, first responder and student discounts are available. Customers without insurance can receive half-price auto body services.
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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