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Repair
Services
After an accident it is up to you to choose the repair facility that you feel will do the best job for you.
We have the experience, the equipment, and the technicians to properly repair your
vehicle, including a Continental Frame Machine, Chief
Measuring System, and R+M Diamont Paint Mixing System.
Please feel free to contact us if you have any
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We have been selected as a
Preferred Repair Shop
for the following insurance companies:
- Commerce Insurance
- Safety Insurance Company
- MetLife Auto & Home
- Arbella Insurance Company
- One Beacon Insurance Company
- Hanover Insurance Company
- Plymouth Rock Insurance Company
- Amica Insurance Company
If you do not see your insurance company on
this list, we will work hand in hand with your insurance
company to get your car back on the road quickly, safely, and
professionally. |
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Need
a Rental Car? We recommend Enterprise!
If
you have more than basic liability coverage or your accident was
caused by another driver, you should be able to get a rental car
while yours is being repaired:
- If
the other driver was to blame, his or her liability
insurance will pay for a rental car.
- If
the accident was hit-and-run or the other driver was
uninsured and at fault, your UM/UIM property damage coverage
will pay for a rental car.
- If
your car was stolen and you have comprehensive insurance,
your company will provide a set amount each day, up to your
policy's limit, for a rental car.
- If
your car is being fixed or replaced for some other reason,
your insurance company won't provide a rental car unless you
have rental reimbursement coverage.
If
your vehicle is unsafe of illegal to drive due to the accident,
you are entitled to a replacement vehicle immediately upon being
issued a claim number. Otherwise, the insurance company
may want to contact the shop to insure parts are available
before they begin paying for the rental.
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We offer
direct billing to your insurance company.
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Accident
Checklist
- Call
the police if somebody is injured or killed, if a
vehicle can't be moved, or if the accident involved a
hit-and-run driver. Your uninsured motorist coverage pays
for a hit-and-run accident only if you report the accident
to the police.
- Get
the other driver's information, including name, address,
telephone number, license plate number, driver's license
number, and insurance information. Give the other driver the
same information about you. If the other driver
refuses to give you their information, contact the police
immediately.
- Record
the insurance company name and the policy number exactly
as shown on the other driver's proof-of-insurance card.
Similar company names can cause confusion, so make sure you
write down the correct company name.
- Get
the names, addresses, and telephone numbers of any witnesses
to the accident.
- Notify
your insurance company as soon as possible. Your company
probably has a 1-800 number to report claims. If not, call
your agent. Some agents have authority to settle small
claims. Also, give your agent or company the names and
addresses of any witnesses and injured persons.
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