I have always had respect for caliber collision... up until my experience with this location. I've had cars serviced in the past with different locations and even had my husband work at a location in Houston. We've never had issues and assumed this would be a fairly hassle free situation based off our experiences in the past. My car was transferred from the Fayetteville location to here and when the vehicle arrived there, we were given no phone call regarding the call. I had to call up there myself in order to be able determine whether my car made it safely or not. I knew a friend who had their car taken to a separate collision center and had their estimate up and going in no time. Whereas I had to keep checking on mine due to not having any updates throughout the process. By the time I received my estimate, they had deemed it a total loss. I decline the payout and went to pick up my car. This is when the real nightmare started. It seems as tho this location chose to notate and add into the estimate, every little imperfection on the vehicle, including existing damage that wasn't even remotely pertaining to the head on collision. I never received an itemized estimate, but after seeing what they notated during the visual inspection, I can only imagine what they put on the estimate to get it up that high. When I went to actually pickup my car, I noticed various damage that was not there prior. I had taken pictures before the tow truck picked it up and any reputable shop would also do their inspection photos the second they get the car. One of the bigger issues I noticed was a massive dent to the top of the roof. Which could only be explained but either a bodyman leaning a heavy part on it, setting it on top or having dropped something on there. When I confronted them about the issue, they said they had no idea. When asked to see the photos, it showed it clear as day that there was no prior damage. Which was ironic considering they first tried blaming the tow truck driver or the previous caliber, very cowardly way out of the situation. I had to pry and pry until they looked into the situation versus them doing it themselves. Eventually they told me they would look into the issues and contact somebody to check cameras, but nothing came of it. This was on Friday, and we are now on Thursday of next week. I have them a chance before contacting their districts manager and or corporate. And nothing. I would recommended nobody in their right mind bring their car to this location. Caliber collision as a whole is fantastic, but this specific location needs to be shut down or borough under new management because this is unacceptable and an absolute joke to body shops all around read more