From fender benders to frame work — handled, with a shop you'd actually pick.
Pick the damage type. Get a real range. See insurance vs. out-of-pocket math. Then choose a body shop from the listings near you.
Pick your damage.
Cracks, scrapes, sagging covers, pulled tabs.
See range →Bent, creased, or crumpled fenders.
See range →Buckled hoods, failed latches, broken hinges.
See range →Dents, misaligned gaps, doors that won't latch.
See range →Rear quarter panels — usually welded, expensive to fix right.
See range →Light to deep scratches and stone chips.
See range →Paintless dent repair when possible — cheaper and faster.
See range →Cracked, foggy, or moisture-filled headlight/taillight assemblies.
See range →Cracked windshields, side glass, ADAS recalibration.
See range →Structural — needs measurement on a frame rack. Often a total-loss trigger.
See range →A clear shot of the damage gets you a more accurate range and a faster shop match.
On the damage-type pages, you'll see when a claim makes sense — and when paying out of pocket saves money long-term.
Body shops publish their own warranty terms on their profile. Read them first, and approve the written estimate before any work starts.