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Service guide
What is body and collision repair?
Service overview
Body and collision repair restores damaged exterior, frame, structural, paint, glass, and trim components after dents, crashes, weather damage, or cosmetic wear.
How this service is usually checked
Collision estimates may include teardown, parts, labor, paint materials, calibration, frame measurement, and insurance coordination.
Data and safety context
Insurance Information Institute guidance notes that repair decisions often depend on damage severity, policy terms, deductibles, and vehicle value.
Mechanic Head lists 6772 body and collision shop listings across 2814 cities in 51 states. Use the directory to compare public shop details, then call the shop directly to confirm price, availability, warranty, and vehicle fit.
Before you call
Questions to ask body and collision shops
Use these questions after you find a local page. Mechanic Head shows public listing and coverage signals; shops confirm current pricing, timing, parts, and vehicle fit.
Top body and collision cities
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Browse body and collision by state
Browse active cities in each state, then open the state page for more local options.
Texas
17 cities · 409 shops listed
California
19 cities · 277 shops listed
Florida
16 cities · 247 shops listed
North Carolina
8 cities · 118 shops listed
New York
7 cities · 114 shops listed
Arizona
5 cities · 86 shops listed
Ohio
6 cities · 78 shops listed
Illinois
4 cities · 71 shops listed
Pennsylvania
4 cities · 63 shops listed
Indiana
4 cities · 60 shops listed
Tennessee
4 cities · 54 shops listed
Colorado
3 cities · 52 shops listed
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an insurance-approved body shop?
Not always. Insurance networks can simplify the process, but drivers should still compare warranty, repair plan, parts, and communication.
Why can collision estimates change?
Hidden damage may appear after teardown. Parts availability, sensor calibration, paint blending, and structural checks can change the final scope.
What should I ask a collision shop?
Ask about repair warranty, parts type, paint matching, calibration, expected timeline, and how supplements are handled with insurance.