I'll show you what's wrong
Dale walks you out to your vehicle and points to the actual damage before he quotes anything.

Wayne County, since 1996
Collision repair, paint and dent work from a Wayne County shop where you talk to the man doing the work. Free estimates, insurance claims welcome.
Dale walks you out to your vehicle and points to the actual damage before he quotes anything.
Sometimes a dent is cheaper to leave, or a panel can be repaired instead of replaced. You'll hear that from him first.
Questions and advice over the phone are always free.
You know the cost and how long it'll take before any work starts, and he calls before doing anything extra.

Grille, headlights, hood, bumper and radiator support. That is the repair we see most once the leaves turn on 90. Text a photo of the whole front, or drive it out if it still rolls.
Demo price: bumper and grille from $1,100

We know Silverado, Sierra, Tahoe and Equinox panels, frames and factory paint codes inside out, and we fix every other make too. Most of the lot is Chevy and GMC because that is what people drive out here.
Demo price: free estimate

Bought a part or started a repair at home and hit a snag? Bring it out. Dale will look it over, tell you honestly what it needs, and finish what's left. Parts you bought yourself are welcome.
Demo price: look-over free, labor quoted up front.

Grille, headlights, hood, bumper and radiator support. That is the most common fall repair around here, especially on 90 after dark. If the truck still runs and the radiator is holding, you can usually drive it in.
Demo price: bumper and grille from $1,100

Cody sprays in the booth, from one panel to a full repaint. We mix to the factory code, then check the color in daylight, because sun-faded Kentucky paint does not match a computer chip by itself.
Demo price: single panel from $400

BeforeAfter“I thought the quarter panel was done. Dale said the dent wasn't worth the money and to leave it. He was right.”
“He walked me around the truck and pointed at the radiator support in plain words. I finally understood the estimate.”
“The bill was the number he wrote down. Nothing extra showed up at pickup.”