Frequent, 50+ years, visitor to Estes but had never required auto repair services when I…read moreexperienced an obvious rear brake malfunction, i.e., I could hear grinding when applying my brakes. The car gods were with me when I found Casey's Automotive while dropping off household recycling across the street. Was able to schedule a quick date and time for a repair. I cannot thank Neil (owner) enough for that hometown feel, attention to detail and hometown pricing in performing the, imo lifesaving, rear brake replacement. If you're a frequent visitor to Estes I suggest you add Casey's to your Rolodex.

I would highly recommend this place. We needed emergency repair (new radiator) and couldn't get in…read moreanywhere else. He got us in within the hour and had our repair complete the next day. He was very honest, transparent, and kind, and he did great work and took several steps we had not asked for, and he did not charge for, to take extra good care of us, like checking the oil, cleaning the headlights, and checking and clearing all engine codes, even though we asked and paid only for the radiator repair. Longtime local and very reliable, transparent, courteous, and friendly service.

4.5 stars !! It would be 5, but they took a bit longer than they said it would take. I actually…read moredidn't mind, because I wanted it done right and was paying 100% myself, vs. any insurance reimbursement. My car looks brand new, everything was casual and easy peasy. I got quotes from several places. They were the most affordable. I've got 2 vehicles, am a gearhead owning everything from Porsches to '67 GTO's and '55 Chevys and this is my body shop from now on !! Include these folks, (friendly, easy) in any quotes you get for bodywork. I chose them for the price and reviews. And the results in 2025 for my 2011 Avalon were 100% !!

One of the worst experiences I've ever had dealing with a shop. Took an older vehicle in to get…read morelooked at. My insurance aha d already previously sent an adjuster and gave me a quote. I did not fully understand that this shop was going to do a counter quote. After dropping off my car and getting my insurance info over (which I should have never done) I get notified two weeks later that my vehicle is totaled because the shop sent a counter quote back to my insurance and stripped a lot of the vehicle down and said it was going to cost upwards of 10,000 to fix in which my insurance totaled the vehicle. Because my insurance totaled the vehicle this shop would not let me have my vehicle back unless my insurance paid them over $3,000 for the "work" that was "performed" and the "daily vehicle storage fee". The car was never repaired, and I was left with a now "totaled" vehicle that only had cosmetic issues and a bent door frame... Beyond the worst experience at any shop I've ever had. Do not take your vehicle here as this shop tries to squeeze money out of insurance and will hold your vehicle hostage. Edit after shop reply 10/30/25: My first mistake was dropping the vehicle off. My second mistake was sending my insurance info over. All I wanted was the door bent back straight and a basic repair. When I dropped my vehicle off I don't remember it being clear that you were going to do a tear down and then charge a storage fee towards insurance. After I finally Received my vehicle back from your shop I put my own vehicle back together after I got it back and it took me about 2hrs. Charging my insurance $3000 for no actual repair work is insane. I remember quote for quote what you said to insurance since they hadn't paid you yet and they were only willing to pay you around $1200 for vehicle storage and the "work" preformed.. you said "that's not good enough." because you wanted over $3000 from my insurance for this "work" that was preformed and storage fees... aka just a tear down of the inner fender, the outer fender flair the front bumper and grill taken off and lights off. (The only reason I brought this vehicle in is because wind pulled the driver door open and bent the hinges and slightly cracked where the hinges are welded to the A pillar. A simple fix is all I asked for not a full a pillar replacement...." you bent the front fender while getting the door open (which I could have done myself but wanted to try and not bend anything more which is why I took this to a shop in the first place...) and then did a full tear down of the driver side door including taking the glass out.. I don't even care about that Jeep anymore and was willing to just give it away at that point in this process because of how pissed off I was and still am about this whole thing. You should have called me before sending any "supplement" to my insurance. Moral of the story for anyone who is considering this shop: don't involve insurance with this shop or you will be sitting between a shop feud with your insurance as the shop is trying to squeeze money out of the insurance company. They might like to do repair work but all this shop sees when you have insurance involved is dollar signs.