DO NOT USE THEM!!! This is a very late coming review, but wanted to wait until I had all issues resolved with car before writing. My car was t-boned in the front end when parked. The other person's insurance company sent me to ABRA Autobody for repairs (they are owned by Caliber Collision). ABRA did such a horrible job, that the insurance company sent me to 3 different locations to fix my vehicle. Condensed version of issues - First location didn't fix axle, and paint job didn't match. Second location fixed one axle issue, not other, fixed bad paint job, but got paint on headlights. Third location fixed headlights, but not axle. The insurance company then sent me to this location (Caliber Collision) in January of 2019 for final repairs, which the insurance company new about the issues prior to me going to Caliber. I worked with the center manager named Ryan Broadwater. I gave him a specific list of remaining issues, which included a few minor car body fixes, axle damage and clanking sound coming from axle when turning, uneven tire wear from damaged axle. By this point I had 3 new sets of tires after accident from continuous uneven wear (all put on by ABRA), as no one could fix the axle to get it running smooth again. Ryan took the list, I showed him all the visual issues on the car, he agreed they needed to be repaired, and we set an appointment for the repairs. I dropped my Volvo off, and Caliper sent it next door to the Volkswagen dealership to be fixed. When I came back to pick up my car, the Volkswagen tech said they did the alignment as requested. I asked about everything else on the list, and he said there was nothing else as that was all he was told to do. I was furious with Ryan, so I confronted him about it. He apologized, and said he forgot to give the Volkswagen tech the list of things to do. I then gave Ryan a ride in my car, so he could hear the clanking coming from the axle. He heard the sound, again apologized, and said he would take care of everything. I never heard back from him. Instead he told the insurance company all issues were fixed. By doing so, he made it incredibly hard for me to get the remaining problems repaired through the insurance company. As it turned out, the insurance company never documented how the actual accident happened, so his false report made it very hard to get repairs taken care of. Eventually the insurance company allowed me to take my car to a facility of my choice. I took it to a Volvo dealership, and they found the issues and repaired. Ryan Broadwater is either a very incompetent individual and should be fired (if he hasn't been already), or was following the directive of the insurance company as not to fix. Either way, it makes him a very unethical person and should be fired. To make matters worse, the alignment spec sheet given to me by them had no information that the alignment was specific to my car. Usually the alignment sheet has a vin number, license number, or contact info. Mine only had the car model, and stated no issues before or after the alignment was done. That completely contradicted the alignment done months later by the Volvo dealership where they found the alignment issues and repaired the axle. Reason I took so long to write this review is that because of Ryan's false claim to the insurance company, I still had to battle the insurance company to fix the last final issue that the Volvo dealership didn't fix completely the first time. Ryan Broadwater is an unethical person, and should be fired. read more