Tulsa's best choice
for collision repair.

When you file a claim, your insurance company will usually steer you toward a shop in its direct-repair network. It can recommend. It cannot require. The decision about who repairs your vehicle belongs to you, and it is worth thinking about who the shop on the other end of that recommendation is actually working for.

Shops in those networks depend on the insurer for a steady stream of work. That relationship comes with expectations about cost. We are not in any of them, and we never have been — so when an adjuster writes an estimate that misses damage or specifies a cheaper part than the one that came off your car, we have nothing to lose by saying so.

Bring us the vehicle and your claim number and we will take it from there — writing the estimate, dealing with the adjuster, sorting out supplements when hidden damage turns up once the panels come off. Most people find out about that second part the hard way: the first estimate covers what you can see, and what you can see is rarely all of it.

You will hear from us as the job moves rather than having to chase us, and the work is backed by a written warranty. Send us photos of the damage and we will tell you what it takes and what your policy should cover.