Frame & Structural Repair
Most modern cars don't have a separate frame. The body itself is the structure, and when a hit is hard enough to move it, everything else sits on that damage: panel gaps, how the doors close, how the car tracks down the road. So the repair starts underneath. We measure how far the structure moved, bring it back to factory dimensions, and verify it before any panel or paint goes on.
What’s included
Structural measurement. Damage measured against the manufacturer's dimensions, so we know exactly what moved and how far.
Frame and unibody straightening. The structure brought back to specification in controlled stages.
An honest call on repairability. Some structural damage isn't worth repairing, and some isn't safe to repair. If that's the case with your car, we'll tell you before anyone commits money.
Alignment check after the pull. The suspension bolts to the structure we just moved, so checking how the car tracks is part of the job.
Insurance documentation. Structural damage means measurement-heavy paperwork. We document it the way adjusters need so approval doesn't stall.
How it goes
- 1
Measure
The structure is measured against factory dimensions to map what moved and how far.
- 2
Straighten
Controlled pulls bring the structure back to specification, with re-measuring along the way.
- 3
Verify
Final measurements are checked against the factory numbers before anything gets built on top.
- 4
Rebuild
Panels, paint, and trim go back on, with the same walk-around at pickup as any repair here.
Good to know
- You can't judge structural damage by looking at the car from the curb. A soft-looking hit can move structure, and a dramatic-looking one can be cosmetic. We go by the measurements.
- If a previous owner or a previous shop left a bad structural repair behind, we'll show you what we find and explain what it means before quoting anything.
Come get a free estimate
Estimates are free and usually same day. You can call ahead, come by during open hours, or send us the details online.
Mon–Fri 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM, Sat 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM