I took my car in because my fuel door was keyed. Because I have previously had a good experience with Caliber in Corinth, that's where I took it thinking it'd take no time to get it repainted and have my car looking good as new. My review is for Caliber Collision as a whole, Marc (the guy supposedly taking care of my car), and his manager John Asikis.
I took my car in first thing on a Wednesday morning, they took my fuel door off and told me it'd take half a day once they got it in within the next couple of days. The following Tuesday afternoon I received a phone call from Marc stating that they couldn't match the paint and that I needed to bring my car back in to get a better picture to match the paint. I took my car back that Thursday and was told it would be done in half a day. It has now been a week since then and I still don't have my fuel door.
I have been patient up until the 2 week mark. It's not a crucial piece of my vehicle, but I also don't live or work in Corinth and so I'm having to make a trip every time I drive out there. Yesterday I e-mailed both Marc and his manager, neither of which has responded, asking what the status was. Yesterday, since there was no response, I called and found out that Marc was out, however, apparently no one else is able to do any work or serves as backup when he was out. I was also told he would contact me first thing this morning and he never contacted me. After calling and sitting on hold for 10 minutes I finally spoke to Marc who spit out a few excuses about being out of the office and people being at school. If everything shuts down because the shop doesn't have adequate staffing, that is a symptom of poor management. If Marc doesn't attempt to communicate the status of a job that should have taken half a day to complete, whether it is his fault or not, that is a symptom of being a poor employee. read more