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Terry's Body Shop

4.0 (4 reviews)
Open • Open 24 hours

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Bumper repair

Dent removal

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Baker's Collision | Glass | Service Centers

Baker's Collision | Glass | Service Centers

(12 reviews)

Wow. Just wow. So impressed with Baker's!…read more Here's the scoop: we needed our Yukon diagnosed. It had mystery issues. We have an extended warranty through the Ford dealer where we bought it used. (Very worth it, btw! The Ford warranty folks have been awesome.) A GMC center in Ashland did warranty work on it in October. When this issue happened in late December- early January, they sent us to the GMC dealer in Mansfield. When that didn't go very well, we tried the other GMC dealership in Ashland, but they didn't want to work with a Ford warranty. All of this was happening while we had to be in a rental as this was our only vehicle, which we had clearly said. The GMC dealer in Mansfield called us to pressure a trade in before they'd start work on it! We declined. When they contacted us for pick up the next day, they said we needed a new door latch assembly, had left grungy handprints on the interior driver's door, and said nothing about the electrical. When we asked about that specifically, as that was the big reason we were in there, they said, "We hooked it up. There were no codes. That'll be $160." That all seemed kind of sketchy, so we took the truck to Baker's. Wow. Night and day!! Justin, the service manager, treated us with respect and professionalism. Their mechanic found and fixed the axle seals that had supposedly already been replaced by the Ashland dealer in October. AND they also replaced the actuator that controls the four-wheel-drive, which no one else had found despite our mentioning it. And remember the no codes found bit? Baker's found 16, not zero. Yup. Six-freaking-teen. Our vehicle was done when Justin said it would be done, and they even washed it! Then it had to stay an extra day to correct the work done by the center in Ashland. They worked cheerfully with sorting that out with the warranty, and fit us into their schedule. And washed it again! Not only that, somebody wiped a good bit of those grungy handprints from the other shop off of the door! I can't say enough good about Baker's, I really can't. They took us from an incredibly stressful time to a vehicle that was safe to drive again in short order. Very very grateful. We'd give fifteen stars if I could!

Family owned and managed automotive service company that treats everyone like family. They went out…read moreof their way to provide exceptional service at reasonable prices.

Drive Street Collision & Paint

Drive Street Collision & Paint

(23 reviews)

Clintonville, Beechwold

Extremely friendly and professional. You can tell they take care of their customers and are very…read moreknowledgeable for what they do. Great prices and trustworthy company

Extremely disappointing experience -- would not recommend…read more I brought my vehicle to this shop for front-end collision repairs through an insurance claim. What should have been a straightforward repair turned into a nearly four-month ordeal filled with poor communication, missed deadlines, lack of progress, and a dispute over thousands of dollars. The insurance estimate was approximately $11,770, including roughly $6,800 in parts. The shop received insurance funds intended for the repairs, yet after approximately three and a half months, the vehicle was still sitting disassembled and major repairs had not been completed. The radiator had not been installed, the front end had not been reassembled, and numerous parts needed to complete the job had not been obtained. I made multiple visits to check on the vehicle and was extremely disappointed by the lack of progress. Despite the amount of time the shop had the car, very little meaningful work had been completed. I was given completion promises, including a commitment that the vehicle would be 100% finished by September 4, but that deadline came and went without the promised results. Communication was poor throughout the process, and even basic requests for updates went unanswered. The situation also cost me money and time outside the repair itself. I was promised a loaner vehicle but ended up paying approximately $400 for a rental, and I missed four days of work while waiting on the promised transportation. After I finally ended the repair authorization and retrieved my vehicle, I requested the parts that had supposedly been ordered, along with an itemized invoice and an accounting of the insurance funds. I was initially told the parts would be made available, but I received only a radiator and an A/C condenser out of the roughly 30-40 parts needed for the repair. The radiator I received was damaged and unusable. Based on what was actually provided, there was a significant discrepancy between the parts budget and the parts I received. I also obtained an alternative parts quote for approximately $1,900, compared with roughly $6,400 in the shop's parts estimate. I understand that estimates can differ, but after months of waiting, the lack of parts, the lack of completed work, and the absence of a clear accounting raised serious concerns. Now, rather than resolving the matter fairly, the shop is refusing to provide the refund I am seeking and is demanding storage fees. These fees were never disclosed to me, no storage rate was provided, and they were not included in the estimate. The shop's position appears to be that because I authorized repairs, I am automatically responsible for these additional charges, despite the extended delays and the lack of progress. I dispute those charges and do not believe it is reasonable to demand undisclosed fees after this experience. I have repeatedly sought a proper itemized invoice and an accounting of the money received, the parts ordered, the work actually performed, and any money that remains unused. Getting a clear breakdown has been an ongoing problem. I have also filed a complaint with the Ohio Attorney General in an effort to get this matter resolved. I understand that repairs can run into unexpected issues and that parts can be delayed. That is not my main complaint. My issue is paying for a repair process that dragged on for months with little progress, missed commitments, poor communication, missing parts, and no satisfactory accounting of the funds. The experience has now turned into a dispute over money and fees that were never disclosed upfront. Based on my personal experience, I would not recommend this shop. If you are considering using them, I strongly recommend getting every promise, deadline, fee, parts order, and payment arrangement in writing before authorizing any work. Make sure you understand the storage policy and request a clear, itemized accounting of all charges and parts from the beginning.

Terry's Body Shop - bodyshops - Updated October 2026

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