Does Neosho Collision Center take credit cards?

Yes, Neosho Collision Center takes credit cards.

Does Neosho Collision Center have free WiFi?

Yes, Neosho Collision Center has free WiFi.

Specialties

We do collision repair, body work, paint, paintless dent repair both insurance claim or out of pocket. We help customers some of their deductible by financing. We are family owned business with Christian moral values which our customer really love it. We are known for our good workmanship and friendly customer service.

History

Established in 1990.

Neosho Collision was a very small operation located in a shop that held fewer than 4 cars. Located on the my home resientual property with myself as owner and repair specialist and painter. Now Neosho Collision Center is in its second stage located at 733 E. McKinney St in Neosho, in a facility that is 8,000 sq. feet with a sealed paint booth, frame machine lifts fully capable of servicing 12 car at once and holding on its video monitored location inside and out 8 more vehicles. Neosho Collision Center boosts a office manager, 4 full time employees and various seasonal assistants; ready to fully repair damage replace, paint, and complete paintless dent repair according to the needs of the customer. Neosho Collision center has been at its present location since 2001 offering service that follows its direct repair insurance companies, preferred repair companies, and ultimately its customers needs. This growing business is preparing to expand to a larger location in its Third stage.

Meet the Business Owner: Mike C.

Mike Cotton has lived his entire life in Neosho believing supporting his hometown is important to the growth of his city. He is a devout christian who believes honesty with self and all he comes in contact with defines his business ethics and relationship with his community. He started small once he became a certified body repair specialist and has devouted his abilities to help his clients investment be useful and whole. Mike, as owner, strives to have his employees to hold themselves to the same standards. Now in the second stage of his business he has discovered that his hard work is alliowing him to expand.