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Caliber Collision

4.5 (8 reviews)
Open • 7:30 am - 5:30 pm
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Bumper repair

Auto frame testing

Auto steering and suspension repair

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Rear-end damage

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Brendan and his team provide second to none service. They are fast and efficient and my Telluride bumper came out flawlessly. 10/10

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First off, I won't be responding to any responses or messages from this review…read more Tuesday evening, a call went out on the radio for assistance for a vet whose car had broken down and was stranded out by Sacramento airport. We got a tow (A1 towing by the way.) to my husband's next job site. Patrick gave us a call the same night, having heard our request on the radio, and offered, amongst other things, to help fix the car, free of cost. And since our car is literally our lifeline right now, that if the car was beyond fixing (or it would cost too much to fix), would set us up with something cheap we could make payments on. Here comes Wednesday... Patrick sends a mechanic out to look at the car, and help us out with food for a couple days since the start of the job site got delayed and my husband gets paid daily. Mechanic runs the OBD reader, replaced the sensor the OBD reader flagged and the battery since it couldn't be saved, said everything else looked fine (husband also looked at the OBD reader so can confirm they weren't hiding anything at the time). The car was overfull of oil, so he spent a while longer trying to get oil drained out of the car, thinking 1. That might be why the car still won't start and 2. If we DO start the car - SPECIFICALLY (this is important later) - so we wouldn't cause so much pressure the head gaskets blow. NO MENTION that they might already be blown. NO SYMPTOMS either. The last thing the mechanic said to us on Wednesday was, "I'll see you tomorrow." (He had to come back with a specific tool to get the oil filter out to drain the excess oil. Once again, his diagnosis had nothing to do with the head gaskets.) Come Thursday morning, we shoot both Patrick and the mechanic a text so we can plan for the day, try to find some place cool to settle until the mechanic came back by. (The day before the mechanic had shown back up with the part without calling to tell us he was on his way, so we wanted to make sure we were there when they showed up.) Hours went by. My husband left several messages for the mechanic and Patrick throughout the day. Grateful, but confused. Literally told them if there isn't anything they can do, to at least let us know. Fast forward to Friday afternoon. We get back in touch with the radio station. It took him a few hours to be able to get in touch with the mechanic. The mechanic then told the DJ, 48 hours after telling us "see you tomorrow" and then ghosting, that it's a blown head gasket and there's no more they can do. Oh, and by the way, Patrick is now out of town. We still haven't heard a single word from either of them. We appreciated the help. We really did. We still do. But I can't imagine a more unprofessional way to conclude business with somebody. Especially a veteran. Based on this interaction, they show themselves to be unprofessional, unreliable, and untrustworthy. There will be more work to be done on the car, and on future cars. They just lost years worth of potential business. I count myself lucky this was a comp job and that I didn't loose any money at their hands. Still very grateful for the assistance they DID provide, but it was a mockery of generosity. NOTE: I do remember the name of the mechanic, but as I'm certain his involvement in this fiasco was all Patrick's doing, I'm not willing to put him in the spotlight.

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