FAQ
How long will my repair take?
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The duration of vehicle repairs depends on the extent of the damage and the availability of necessary parts. During your estimate, our team will provide you with a clear timeline for your repair, ensuring you have a comprehensive understanding of the process. Rest assured, we prioritize efficiency without compromising quality, so you can get back on the road as soon as possible.
Do I need to schedule an appointment for an estimate?
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No appointment is required at Centre Point Auto Body, as we proudly offer free same-day estimates! You can choose to bring your vehicle in for an in-person assessment or conveniently email us photos of the damage. Our team is dedicated to providing you with a prompt evaluation to get your repair process started quickly and efficiently.
Do you offer a warranty on work performed at your body shop?
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We stand behind our work with a limited-lifetime warranty on all repairs, ensuring peace of mind for our customers for as long as you own the vehicle. This warranty covers defects in paint and workmanship, reinforcing our commitment to quality and customer satisfaction. Please note that the warranty excludes rust-related issues. If you have any questions or require further details about our warranty and services, don’t hesitate to contact us. Experience reliable auto body repairs with a warranty you can trust!
Will Centre Point Auto Body work with my insurance company?
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Absolutely! At Centre Point Auto Body, we collaborate closely with you and your insurance company to ensure a seamless vehicle repair process. Our experienced team works with insurance providers daily, allowing us to navigate their processes efficiently. This expertise minimizes unnecessary delays and provides you with one-stop convenience, getting your vehicle back on the road faster. Trust us to handle the details while you focus on what matters most.
Why is my vehicle deemed a total loss?
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Your vehicle is considered a total loss if repair costs exceed a certain percentage (typically 60-80%) of its actual cash value (ACV) or if repair costs + salvage value surpass the ACV. Common reasons include frame damage, airbag deployment, high repair costs, market depreciation, and flood or fire damage. Insurance companies use a Total Loss Threshold (TLT) or a Total Loss Formula (TLF) to make this determination. If your car has been declared a total loss, check your insurance policy, claim process, and settlement options.
