Services

Damage assessment:
Inspecting vehicles to identify the extent of body damage and creating repair estimates. 

Part removal and replacement:
Removing damaged body parts like bumpers, fenders, and hoods, and replacing them with new ones. 

Structural repair:
Straightening bent frames and chassis using specialized tools to ensure proper vehicle alignment. 

Dent removal:
"Pulling" out minor dents and imperfections using specialized tools like body hammers and pulling equipment. 

Panel alignment:
Ensuring all replaced panels are properly aligned and fitted to the vehicle. 

Welding and patching:
Welding replacement parts onto the vehicle body and patching minor damage areas. 

Painting:
Applying paint to repaired areas, including color matching and applying clear coat. 

Inspecting exhaust systems: Identifying worn, damaged, or leaking mufflers on vehicles. 

Removing old mufflers: Using appropriate tools to detach and remove the old muffler from the exhaust system. 

Selecting replacement mufflers: Choosing the correct muffler based on the vehicle make and model, considering customer preferences for sound level. 

Installing new mufflers: Precisely positioning and securing the new muffler to the exhaust system, often using welding techniques. 

Tailpipe adjustments: Bending and aligning the tailpipe to ensure proper exhaust gas flow and aesthetics. 

Performing quality checks: Testing the installed muffler for proper functionality and sound level. 

Diagnose problems: Use diagnostic equipment and technical manuals to identify issues 

Perform maintenance: Change oil, check fluid levels, and rotate tires 

Repair or replace parts: Fix broken parts like brake pads and wheel bearings 

Test systems: Ensure that parts and systems work properly 

Schedule maintenance: Schedule future maintenance and advise customers on how to use their vehicle 

Explain repairs: Explain problems and repairs to customers 

Diagnosing electrical faults:
Identifying problems with vehicle electrical systems by using diagnostic scanners, voltmeters, and other testing tools to analyze electrical circuits and pinpoint malfunctions. 

Repairing electrical components:
Replacing faulty wiring, bulbs, sensors, relays, alternators, starters, and other electrical parts as needed. 

Performing electrical system checks:
Testing battery voltage, charging system performance, and ground connections. 

Installing new electrical components:
Installing aftermarket electrical accessories like sound systems, navigation units, or additional lighting systems.