Bodywork and panel repairs
Partner bodyshops assess dents, damaged panels, bumpers and other collision damage. Whether parts can be repaired or require replacement is established during assessment.
From a damaged panel to collision-related mechanical problems, we coordinate assessment and repairs through trusted partner workshops, with recovery available when the vehicle cannot be driven.
Accident damage can involve paintwork, panels and mechanical components at the same time. Tell us what happened, what damage is visible and where the vehicle is now. We help arrange the appropriate partner assessment and, if needed, transport to the agreed workshop.
Partner bodyshops assess dents, damaged panels, bumpers and other collision damage. Whether parts can be repaired or require replacement is established during assessment.
Paint repair is arranged as part of the agreed bodyshop work. The affected panels, finish and repair scope are confirmed before work begins.
Steering, suspension, wheels and other components affected by an impact may need inspection. Tell us about unusual noises, warning lights, fluid leaks or a wheel that no longer sits normally.
For confirmed and accepted non-fault cases, the agreed recovery, approved accident repairs and vehicle-damage claim assistance are provided at no cost to you. We and our specialist partners pursue the costs from the at-fault party’s insurer. The services included and acceptance of your case are confirmed before work starts.
Specialist partner companies handle the agreed vehicle-damage claim assistance. If the case has not yet been accepted, or you want a privately paid repair, we explain the assessment and quotation route first.
Repair completion times depend on the damage assessment, parts, workshop availability and any claim approvals. Our usual around-8-minute recovery coordination estimate is not a repair or insurance approval deadline.
There is no fixed local repair price: two vehicles can need very different parts, labour and access arrangements. Private repairs are quoted for the assessed work. For confirmed and accepted non-fault cases, the agreed recovery, approved repairs and claim assistance are provided at no cost to the customer.
If assessment indicates a potential insurance write-off, we coordinate with the company handling the case rather than promise a repair. The insurer determines the insurance write-off outcome.
We coordinate enquiries from Glasgow, Paisley, Renfrewshire, Lanarkshire, Stirling, Falkirk, Ayrshire, Greenock and Edinburgh, with wider requests considered through our recovery network. Workshop availability and transport are confirmed for the individual vehicle; an area listing does not mean we have a workshop in every town.
Our 100-mile priority and wider recovery areas · Accident recovery and safe loading · Our partner services
Yes. We coordinate assessment and agreed accident-related bodywork, paintwork and mechanical repairs through trusted partners. The appropriate workshop and repair scope are confirmed for the vehicle.
Yes, subject to vehicle condition, access, release permission and suitable recovery availability. We agree the receiving workshop and collection arrangement before dispatch.
For confirmed and accepted non-fault cases, the agreed recovery, approved accident repairs and vehicle-damage claim assistance are provided at no cost to you. We and our specialist partners pursue the costs from the at-fault party’s insurer. The services included and acceptance of your case are confirmed before work starts.
No. Tell us the vehicle details, damage and location. We can discuss an appropriate partner option. If an insurer or claim handler has already nominated a repairer, let us know before collection.
Photos help us assess the next step, but hidden damage may require workshop inspection. We confirm the repair scope and funding arrangement before work starts.
Call with the vehicle registration, location and a short description of the damage. We will discuss recovery, the appropriate workshop and whether non-fault support is relevant.