Your Property Damage Claim and The Body Shop


 

Unfortunately, this blog entry was prompted because of a current client's experience with a body shop. When your car is damaged in a crash, you get it repaired at a body shop. Sounds simple, but depending on your body shop and other factors, you could end up having a very unpleasant experience. It doesn't matter if you're in Seattle, Everett or Arlington, when it comes to body shops, there are good ones and bad ones. Family firm in New York. So it's vitally important to make sure that you choose a reputable shop that does very good work. (On a quick side note, you are under no obligation to use a shop recommended by an insurance company) The best way to locate a reputable shop is through a referral from friends and family. But even then, make sure that you like the shop. Does it look professional or is it a guy working out of his garage?

Next, if an insurance company is paying for the repairs, DO NOT sign the insurance check until your car is completely repaired and you have thoroughly inspected your car to make sure you are satisfied with the work. Only then do you sign the check and give it to the body shop. If a body shop wants you to sign the check prior to starting work, immediately go to another body shop. If you sign the check before the repairs are completed, you are at the mercy of the body shop.

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