Certified By The Brands We Repair
Manufacturer approvals aren't a logo — they're access to factory procedures, parts, and tooling that let us repair the most demanding vehicles correctly.
Approved By The
Brands We Repair
These aren't marketing badges. Each certification represents audited facilities, manufacturer-specific tooling, and continuously trained technicians.

Tesla Approved Body Shop
Part of a limited network approved to repair Tesla vehicles using factory parts, equipment, and aluminum-specific procedures — protecting both the vehicle and its warranty.

Audi Authorized Collision Repair
Authorized to perform structural and aluminum repairs on Audi vehicles to the manufacturer's exacting standards, with the tooling and training Audi requires.

I-CAR Gold Class
The highest role-relevant training recognition in the collision industry — held by fewer than 10% of shops nationwide. Our technicians are trained to repair vehicles safely and correctly.

<10%
of shops reach I-CAR Gold Class
Certification Is
Access, Not A Logo
A manufacturer approval unlocks the procedures, parts, and tooling required to return a modern vehicle to factory condition. Without it, a repair is a best guess. Here's what ours guarantees.
Factory-Approved Procedures
We follow the exact repair methods each manufacturer publishes — never a generic shortcut.
Genuine OEM Parts
Original-equipment parts that fit, perform, and protect your vehicle's safety rating.
Model-Specific Tooling
Aluminum bays, dedicated equipment, and calibrated rigs required by each marque.
Trained Technicians
Continuously certified through I-CAR and manufacturer programs.
Preserved Warranty
Correct, documented repairs keep your factory and lifetime warranties intact.
Verified Safety
Structural integrity and ADAS systems restored and recalibrated to spec.
European · Domestic · Exotic — & many more

Repaired To The
Standard It Deserves
Tesla Approved. Audi Authorized. I-CAR Gold Class. Bring us your premium or luxury vehicle and have it repaired exactly the way its maker intended.
