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Classic Collision

3.0 (8 reviews)
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Bumper repair

Auto frame testing

Rear-end damage

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I had work done here twice. Very professional and helpful. They did a great job on my car as well. Highly recommend.

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Gerber Collision & Glass

Gerber Collision & Glass

(6 reviews)

I had a very poor experience with this body shop…read more On November 19, 2025, I brought my vehicle to this location for repairs. Approximately one month later, the vehicle was returned to me. Shortly after, I began experiencing multiple issues that were not present before the repair: * One headlight failed while I was driving on the highway. * The hood latch became loose and popped up. * The cover protecting the sensor fell off. * The trim cover beneath the hood was misaligned. * The fender began separating and popping out. I returned the vehicle to the shop four separate times between December and January to have these issues addressed. However, each visit seemed focused only on the specific problem I reported, despite the fact that multiple issues were evident. By February, after months of dealing with recurring problems, I decided to take the vehicle to a different body shop for an independent inspection. Unfortunately, that inspection revealed additional issues that had not been properly addressed. During this process, my insurance-covered rental period expired. As a result, I incurred approximately $4,000 in out-of-pocket expenses for a rental vehicle and experienced lost income due to the ongoing repairs and inconvenience. What concerns me most is not only the quality of the repairs, but the lack of accountability throughout the process. I trusted this shop to restore my vehicle properly, and instead I spent months dealing with repeated defects, additional repairs, and significant personal expense. I would not recommend this body shop based on my experience.

Highly professional and did great work. Steve was great to work with…read more I highly recommend them.

A Cheap Body Shop

A Cheap Body Shop

(126 reviews)

Messed up the door of my beloved ML on a guard rail in a dark driveway and was heartbroken... I…read moretook it to a body shop who gave a quote that was crazy and they needed a new door and 14 business days of work to fix this 12 year old Mercedes. Had I called my insurance, they would have classified my car as a total loss for the price that was quoted. Finding great reviews here, I called Steve, who looked at it and promised to call around find the parts from local salvage yards and call me when he had gathered the items. As promised he called and I dropped the car on a Tuesday morning, he got the car back to me on Thursday looking practically new. All for a fraction of the price the chain body chop wanted. I had a few dings and a broken mirror assembly on my C class that was planning to give to my son as high school driver. I wanted to get them fixed, Steve and his team replaced the mirror and fixed the small issues for less than 150 bux. Super fast, quality work and an awesome person to work with.

I do not typically leave negative reviews, but my experience here warrants one…read more I brought my Audi to Steve, the owner, after I accidentally ripped the shark-fin antenna off the car, damaging both the antenna and roof. I was clear about what I needed: make the roof watertight and restore the electronics affected by the damage. I relied on his expertise, and he assured me everything would work. Steve showed me a salvaged replacement antenna he had obtained for my car. When it apparently could not be used, the shop reinstalled my damaged original antenna without consulting me. The final bill then increased by more than 40%, with Steve explaining that the job required much more work than anticipated and that he was absorbing much of the additional cost. At pickup, only AM/FM worked. The SOS malfunction, Carplay, and other affected electronics remained broken. Steve then told me they lacked the equipment to properly diagnose the Audi electronics and suggested I take it to the dealership. Audi subsequently inspected the work and found the roof damage had not been repaired except touch up paint, my damaged antenna had been secured primarily with silicone and was still loose, and only 1 of 4 antenna connections was functional. Audi advised that I needed a new OEM antenna and still needed a body shop to properly complete the repair. What bothered me most was the follow-up. Steve had asked me to "stay in touch," but when I called with Audi's findings, the conversation became defensive and circular. I was left feeling as though I should have understood the technical limitations of the repair myself. I am not an body shop technician. That is why I hired a professional and relied on his expertise. If this job was beyond the shop's capabilities, it should have been declined or clearly communicated upfront. Steve later offered to install the new antenna I bought, but by then I was no longer comfortable returning the vehicle. I am essentially starting over with the repair. This simply should not have been a job the shop accepted.

Safelite AutoGlass

Safelite AutoGlass

(29 reviews)

Great communication and service. I managed to book two appointments due to my own confusion on…read moreinsurance coverage. This location was quick to answer my call and get me in for a windshield replacement earlier than originally anticipated. Replacement and calibration was completed in a couple of hours and the technician Brian made sure not to scratch my paint by wiping down the car with abrasive cloths. It's good to know that these folks pay attention to that level of detail. A+ to Brian and the office staff at this location.

I scheduled a mobile windshield replacement through the Safelite Queen Creek location at 22325 S…read moreScotland Court for a 2006 Buick Rendezvous. This is not the easiest windshield to replace, which is exactly why I chose a large nationwide glass company. I expected the experience and resources of Safelite to give us the best possible outcome. Instead, the installation had multiple problems almost immediately. The molding was already pulling away at both lower corners, and the upper molding did not properly meet the existing weather stripping, leaving portions exposed. The next day it rained. When the windshield wipers were turned on, they came loose, dropped against the glass, and screeched across the newly installed windshield. We then discovered damage to the new glass, including an impact mark/crack near the center where the wiper arm appears to have struck it. I opened a warranty claim. Safelite sent a representative to my home to inspect the vehicle, requested additional photographs, created a warranty work order, and scheduled corrective service for October 1. I was later told that Safelite technicians do not touch the wipers as a matter of policy. That explanation does not match what actually happened. My Ring camera recorded the technicians removing the wipers during the windshield installation. On the morning of the scheduled warranty service, the location manager apparently decided the windshield claim would no longer be honored. I was not contacted by phone or email to explain that the decision had changed. Instead, another technician was sent to my home to install replacement wiper blades on the already damaged windshield and tell me that the windshield itself would not be replaced. I then attempted to speak directly with the people involved and was told that both the original technician and the location manager were unavailable in meetings. I was also told I would need to schedule another appointment and bring the vehicle to the Queen Creek store. At that point Safelite had already inspected the vehicle at my home, reviewed photographs, opened a warranty work order, and scheduled corrective service. I still have not been given a reasonable explanation for what another inspection is supposed to establish. This was not a complaint about a minor cosmetic issue. The installation left improperly fitted exterior molding, damaged wipers, and damage to a brand-new windshield. Replacing the wiper blades does not resolve the damage to the glass or the installation problems. I chose Safelite specifically because I believed a nationwide company would be the safer choice for a more difficult windshield replacement. Instead, I am approximately $300 out of pocket with a newly installed windshield that is already damaged and molding that was not properly fitted. Mistakes can happen during any repair. What matters is how a company responds after the problem is reported. In this case, I received conflicting explanations, a warranty appointment that was reversed the morning of service, no direct communication about that reversal, and no resolution of the actual damage. I am currently awaiting a callback from the district manager and will update this review based on how Safelite ultimately handles the matter.

Classic Collision - bodyshops - Updated October 2026

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