Dear Valued Customers, The Coronavirus (COVID-19) is presenting us with an unprecedented challenge. While there are many unknowns, our best path forward is to be thoughtful and strategic about what we can do to mitigate risk, continue to support our current customers, welcome new customers in need … Read More
There seems to be a misconception that older, larger cars are rock solid, and therefore, they must be safer for passengers. You might be tempted to think that in the event of an accident (especially with a smaller, more modern car) the driver in the older … Read More
State Farm has been accused of buying a judge to get them off the hook from a billion-dollar judgment. Yes, State Farm, a Fortune 500 company, has been accused of buying a judge to avoid paying a heavy fine for using aftermarket parts. This is not the … Read More
After an accident, big or small, a common question we hear at the shop is, “how long will this repair take?” In theory, this question seems like it should be simple to answer, but in practice, even “small” repairs have lots of variables to take into … Read More
Imagine if the people required to pay for your surgery were telling your surgeon what to do in order to reduce costs. The conflict of interest implicit in that is all too apparent, isn’t it? The surgeon knows better than anyone else how to repair one’s … Read More
