Specialties
While our name does have "Collision" in it, there are many other ways for your vehicle to get damaged. Whether it's damaged by hail, falling debris, rocks, vandalism, or a chance meeting with a shopping cart - at Craftsman Collision we are equipped and ready to repair your vehicle no matter the mishap. Most importantly, you should be confident knowing that your vehicle will be handled by specially trained technicians who are certified by the top auto manufacturers to repair your car to factory specifications. We specialize in Auto body work, Auto paint and refinishing, Auto glass repair and replacement, Aluminum repairs, Auto Dent repair and removal, Bumper repair, Fender repair, and Hail damage. So why settle for less with an ordinary collision repair business, when you can choose Craftsman Collision. So why settle for less with an ordinary collision repair business, when you can choose Craftsman Collision.
History
Established in 2008.
Craftsman Collision and Auto Glass opened in Surrey on the Langley Bypass in 2008 and is conveniently located across the street from Wolfe Subaru and Mitsubishi car dealership. Craftsman Collision is privately owned and is part of the Craftsman Collision repair chain that started in 1977 in Vancouver, BC. It has grown to over 40 locations in Western Canada and is family owned and operated. As a car owner, you have a right to expect a premium level of service and at Craftsman Collision - we deliver. With factory-trained and OEM certified technicians specializing in Chrysler, Dodge, Fiat, Jeep, Ram, FORD, Nissan, Kia, Hyundai, Genesis, and other leading automotive brands, we will restore the confidence you have in your vehicles' design and safety features. Plus, our work is guaranteed for as long as you own your vehicle. Of course, no one wants to think about having an accident. But if misfortune strikes, we hope you'll remember where to turn. You'll be glad you did.
Meet the Manager: Kevin N.
We at Craftsman Collision see ourselves as one big happy family, and sometimes it’s literally true. In Kevin Naismith’s case, his father, David, was a painter with the company for 19 years. Kevin started as a detailer in 2015, left for a spell to complete his schooling, then came back to Craftsman – first in parts, then estimating, and now, at 25, as our new Landmark Way shop manager.
Kevin was a former national-level gymnast who competed for Canada – as you might expect from someone so accomplished, hard-working, energetic and driven.
Why choose collision repair as a career? “It’s one of the fastest-growing industries in the world, and there is new knowledge almost every day,” he says.
His approach to customer service? “Tell your customers the truth, even if it’s not what they want to hear. If you have something to hide, maybe you should rethink why you’re hiding it in the first place.”
