Will all insurance 'preferred' auto body shops honour my Manufacturers' Warranty on the repairs?

No, they will not. An auto body shop must be affiliated with Dealerships which represent each specific Manufacturer to honour the Manufacturers' Warranty on your vehicle. You should always ask this question when inquiring with an auto body shop if you require repairs on a newer or leased vehicle.

Do all insurance 'preferred' auto body shops offer the same services and benefits?

No, they do not. You should always confirm or ask what other services or benefits any particular shop may offer you. For example, ask the shop if they honour your manufacturers' warranty. All insurance 'preferred' auto body shops must honour the Lifetime Warranty offered by the insurance company.

Is The Collision Man an insurance 'preferred' auto body shop with my insurance company?

We are recognized as insurance 'preferred' auto body shops with the majority of insurance companies. Please check with your insurance company to confirm.

What exactly is an insurance 'preferred' auto body shop?

Insurance companies have business relationships with specific auto body shops to ensure quality workmanship. The insurance company usually offers a lifetime warranty on repairs completed at a preferred collision repair shops.

What is my deductible and when do I need to pay it?

Your deductible represents the financial portion of the claim to which you are responsible for. You agree to the deductible amount when you purchase your insurance policy. You may have different deductibles associated with specific coverage. Please check your insurance policy to verify your deductible(s). Your deductible can be paid at the time you pick up your vehicle once it has been repaired.

Do I have to take my vehicle to the auto body shop suggested by my insurance company?

The choice of where to repair your vehicle is always yours.

What should I do after an accident?

Accidents happen, and when they do, we are here to help. Follow these simple steps if you are involved in a collision. Step 1: Always Stop If you are involved in a collision and do not stop, you may be subject to criminal prosecution. Stop your vehicle, stay calm and when it’s safe, exit the vehicle. Step 2: Check for Injuries Assess the extent of injuries and when in doubt, call 911 to report the location of the collision. Caring for victims is a priority, but sometimes it may be unsafe to remove people from vehicles involved in a collision, so wait for help to arrive. Don’t move anyone who has sustained an injury unless it is necessary to keep them from further harm. Step 3: Pull over and Record Damage If it’s safe, move your vehicle to the side of the road, away from traffic. Turn on your vehicle’s hazard lights and use cones/warning triangles for safety. Assess the condition of the vehicles as best you can and take pictures of damage. If there are parties involved that have injuries, call 911. Don’t discuss fault, responsibility, or circumstances of the accident with the other driver(s). Step 4: Exchange Information and Document the Incident Be sure to obtain important information from all involved drivers: Names, address, contact information Driver’s license number License plate number Insurance Information Contact information of registered vehicle owners If a driver fails to provide any of the requested information, it may be advisable to notify the police of the collision. Contact information of passengers and any witnesses should also be obtained. Step 5: Contact the Professionals at The Collision Man If you need a tow truck call (905) 432-7253 for 24-Hour Towing Assistance. Don’t drive your vehicle if it seems unsafe and never sign any releases with towing companies, repair centres or insurance companies that you have not read or do not fully understand. The Collision Man is recommended by most of the major insurance companies, and you can ask your Insurance advisor to recommend us for repairs.

Why choose The Collision Man?

Here are several reasons why you should choose us for your vehicle repair centre: The Collision Man has been in operation for more than 23 years. The impeccable quality of our service – including follow-up – is shown by the loyalty and satisfaction of our clients. The Collision Man does body work and nothing else, making us experts in this field. The Collision Man is recognized by all insurers. The Collision Man takes care of everything: from the hand-over of your keys to delivery of your vehicle, including filing your insurance claim. The Collision Man offers a rock-solid guarantee. We respect a code of ethics developed for your protection.

How much time will it take to repair my vehicle?

Time frame of repair varies differently for every vehicle. It depends on insurance approval, part orders, and time span of labour. Usually all vehicles are repaired within a three day to two week timespan.

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Will all insurance ‘preferred’ auto body shops honour my Manufacturers’ Warranty on the repairs?

Do all insurance ‘preferred’ auto body shops offer the same services and benefits?

Is The Collision Man an insurance ‘preferred’ auto body shop with my insurance company?

What exactly is an insurance ‘preferred’ auto body shop?