Chevrolet Collision Repair & Auto Body Shop
Your daily driver, family SUV, work truck or weekend sports car deserves a complete repair plan and a finish you can be proud of.
The Collision Repair Shop helps Chevrolet owners with collision damage, body repairs, paint refinishing and insurance claims. From Silverado truck damage to Equinox bumper repairs and Camaro refinishing, we inspect the vehicle, explain the work and prepare a written estimate.
We work with every insurance company. Our team helps coordinate damage documentation, supplements, parts questions and transportation arrangements throughout your Chevrolet repair.
Chevrolet Repair Savings & Help Staying Mobile
10% Off Qualifying Chevrolet Repairs
Mention this coupon when requesting your estimate. Ask which repairs qualify and how the discount applies to your approved work.
Some restrictions apply. Confirm exclusions and whether offers can be combined before authorizing repairs.
Deductible Assistance & Free Car Loaners*
Qualifying customers may receive up to $1,000 toward their insurance deductible. A free car loaner may also be available while qualifying collision repairs are completed.
Some restrictions apply. Assistance depends on eligibility. Loaners are subject to availability and applicable requirements. Contact our team for complete terms.
Different Chevrolets Need Different Repair Plans
A Colorado pickup, Traverse SUV, Corvette and Equinox EV have different construction, equipment and repair requirements. We identify your Chevrolet by model, year and VIN, then assess the damaged areas and related components.
Identify the Correct Configuration
Body style, drivetrain, trim and installed equipment influence parts selection. Tow packages, cameras, sensors and performance components can change the work required.
Document Hidden Damage
Broken mounts, wiring, absorbers and cooling components may be concealed behind exterior panels. Disassembly helps reveal damage that an initial visual estimate cannot show.
Explain Approvals & Changes
Your estimate describes proposed parts and labor. Additional findings are documented and discussed before added work proceeds.
Repairing Exterior Damage & What Lies Behind It
A complete assessment looks beyond the scratched or dented surface. We consider damaged mounting points, panel alignment and related mechanical or electronic components when developing your Chevrolet repair plan.
- Front and rear bumper repair or replacement
- Fender, hood, door and quarter-panel repairs
- Trunk, liftgate and rocker-panel damage
- Body measurement and structural repair planning
- Panel gaps, hinges, latches and weather seals
- Seam sealing and corrosion protection
- Grilles, mirrors, lamps, moldings and exterior trim
Frame & Unibody Damage
Chevrolet vehicle construction varies by model. Measurement and repair decisions must account for the affected structure and applicable manufacturer procedures.
Material-Specific Repairs
Steel, aluminum, plastics and composite components require different methods. Repairability, joining techniques and replacement requirements are evaluated for each damaged part.
Corrosion Protection
Repairs can disturb factory coatings and sealed joints. Required protective treatments and seam sealing are considered alongside bodywork, especially on exposed Michigan vehicles.
Silverado, Colorado, Tahoe & Suburban Repair Considerations
Trucks and large SUVs need attention to the components that support everyday use. Bed alignment, tailgate operation, hitch damage, cab mounts and underbody impacts can be relevant even when the visible damage appears limited.
Pickup Beds & Tailgates
We assess bedside panels, bed mounts, tailgate fit and damaged hardware. Multi-function tailgates, cameras and powered features may require additional parts or checks.
Rear Impacts & Hitch Areas
Rear damage can involve more than the bumper. Hitch components, mounting points, wiring and nearby structure may need inspection before towing use resumes.
4WD, Wheels & Underbody
Wheel impacts and off-road damage can affect suspension, driveline components and protective panels. Report vibration, pulling or new noises during intake.
Work trucks and commercial vehicles: tell us about toolboxes, racks, wraps, upfits and business-use requirements before the estimate. Specialty equipment and commercial repair scope are confirmed individually.
A Clean, Consistent Finish Starts With Preparation
We use computerized paint matching together with visual evaluation to select the repair color. Metallic and pearl effects may require test applications and blending into surrounding panels.
The refinishing process includes surface correction, cleaning, primer preparation, color application and clearcoat where required by the finish system. After curing, repaired areas are inspected for color, gloss and surface appearance.
Our qualifying collision workmanship and paint finish are backed by a lifetime limited warranty. Request the written warranty for complete conditions and exclusions.
Scratches & Scuffs
Some superficial marks can be corrected by controlled polishing. Deeper scratches, cracked finishes and exposed substrate may require refinishing.
Corvette & Camaro Details
Composite panels, spoilers, splitters and carbon accessories require individual assessment. Finish choices and component repairability are reviewed before work begins.
Film, Coatings & Wraps
Protective film, ceramic coatings, decals and wraps may need removal or replacement around a repair. Tell us about these additions when requesting your estimate.
Diagnostic Scans, ADAS & Required Calibrations
Modern Chevrolet vehicles can use cameras, radar, parking sensors and networked control modules. Repair planning includes review of applicable diagnostic and system setup requirements, rather than relying only on dashboard warning lights.
Pre-Repair & Post-Repair Scans
Scans help document diagnostic trouble codes and guide further inspection. A scan supports the assessment but does not replace physical checks or establish that every system works correctly.
Camera & Radar Calibration
Depending on equipment and procedures, windshield replacement, sensor work, bumper repairs or suspension changes may require calibration. Required operations are completed or coordinated within the repair plan.
Super Cruise & Driver Assistance
Tell us about installed assistance features, including Super Cruise where equipped. Affected equipment and relevant setup requirements are reviewed for your vehicle.
Parking Cameras & Sensors
Damaged mounts, housings and wiring can affect parking systems. Component replacement may involve programming or learn procedures.
Lighting & Modules
Headlamp replacement may require aim checks and electronic setup. Other replacement modules can require coding or programming depending on the vehicle and component.
Airbags & Restraints
Deployed airbags and restraint concerns require vehicle-specific inspection and replacement planning. Seat belts, pretensioners, sensors and related components are assessed as applicable.
Manufacturer repair reference: GM Collision Repair Position Statements .
Mechanical Damage, Alignment & Auto Glass
Steering & Suspension
A wheel impact can affect hubs, control arms and steering components. Damaged parts are assessed before alignment and related checks are planned as required.
Cooling & Air Conditioning
Radiators, condensers, fans and fluid lines can be damaged behind the front bumper. Leaks and broken mounts need attention alongside exterior repairs.
Windshield & Glass
Glass selection depends on vehicle options and sensor mounts. Correct installation and required camera operations are considered together.
Wheels & Tires
Bent rims, cuts, bulges or impact damage require inspection. A cosmetic wheel mark does not rule out tire or suspension damage.
Mirrors & Powered Equipment
Mirrors and liftgates may include cameras, heaters, wiring and powered mechanisms. Function matters alongside repaired appearance.
Additional Service Concerns
Tell us about other mechanical issues you want reviewed. We confirm available services and explain work that falls outside the collision claim.
EV Collision Repair Requires Its Own Assessment
Silverado EV, Equinox EV, Blazer EV, Bolt and other electrified Chevrolets have high-voltage equipment and different underbody layouts. Contact us with your model and damage details to confirm available repair services before scheduling.
Battery & Underbody Damage
Battery enclosures, high-voltage components and cooling circuits require individual evaluation when affected by an impact. Exterior repairs do not establish battery condition.
Charging & Thermal Concerns
Report charging faults and warning messages after an accident. Port damage, wiring and related cooling systems may need further technical assessment.
Specialty & Hybrid Work
Volt, Corvette E-Ray and other electrified configurations require equipment-specific planning. High-voltage and battery work are confirmed separately before authorization.
We Work With Every Insurance Company
Our Chevrolet collision repair team works with all insurance companies. We help organize the estimate, photographs and supplements, communicate repair findings and explain the approved work to you.
Claim Intake
Bring your claim number, adjuster details and any existing estimate. If you have not filed a claim, you can still request a repair assessment.
Supplement Review
Newly discovered damage is documented for approval. We explain how additional parts or operations affect the repair plan and schedule.
Your Costs & Transportation
Coverage depends on your policy and claim. Ask about deductible assistance, available loaners, rental coverage and any known customer responsibility.
Parts choices should be clear. We identify proposed parts on the estimate and review relevant manufacturer requirements. Any alternatives need evaluation for the specific component; insurer approval alone does not establish technical suitability.
Understand the Parts Used in Your Repair
Our usual preference is original equipment parts. Current manufacturer repair requirements, vehicle application, availability and claim authorization inform the parts plan. Proposed alternatives are discussed before installation.
New OE Parts
Original equipment parts are identified for your Chevrolet’s model and options. Correct application matters for body fit, lighting, sensors and structural components.
Alternative & Recycled Parts
These categories must be clearly identified. Their use is reviewed against applicable manufacturer requirements and the function of the component. Some applications prohibit alternatives.
Component Warranty
Parts coverage differs from the shop’s workmanship warranty. Ask about the proposed component and whether its warranty includes installation labor.
Hail Damage, Dents, Scratches & Lease Return Repairs
Paintless Dent Repair
Some dings and hail dents can be repaired without repainting when the paint is intact and access permits it. Depth, stretching and panel location determine suitability.
Storm Damage
Hail, branches and debris can damage panels, trim and glass. We assess affected areas and help document an insurance claim when applicable.
Bumper Scuffs & Parking Damage
Cracks, broken tabs and damaged sensor areas need inspection before deciding whether repair or replacement is appropriate.
Lease Return Assessment
We can assess visible damage before your Chevrolet is returned. Compare the estimate with your lease agreement and inspection requirements.
Minor Through Major Repairs
Repair cost and time depend on the actual work, parts availability and approvals. We provide an individualized estimate instead of fixed damage-category prices.
Out-of-Pocket Work
An insurance claim is not required to request an estimate. We can explain repair options directly with you.
Chevrolet Cars, Trucks, SUVs, EVs & Classics
This directory includes current and recent families, discontinued models, regional vehicles and notable classics. Outdated production dates from the original page have been removed. Model availability varies by market and year.
SUVs & Crossovers
- Chevrolet Trax
- Chevrolet Trailblazer / TrailBlazer
- Chevrolet Equinox
- Chevrolet Blazer
- Chevrolet Traverse
- Chevrolet Tahoe
- Chevrolet Suburban
- Chevrolet Captiva and Captiva Sport
- Chevrolet Tracker
- Chevrolet HHR
- Chevrolet S-10 Blazer and K5 Blazer
Pickups & Commercial Vehicles
- Chevrolet Silverado 1500
- Chevrolet Silverado 2500 HD and 3500 HD
- Chevrolet Colorado
- Chevrolet Avalanche
- Chevrolet S-10
- Chevrolet C/K pickups and Cheyenne variants
- Chevrolet Express passenger, cargo and cutaway models
- Chevrolet Astro
- Chevrolet Silverado medium-duty models
- Chevrolet Low Cab Forward models
- Chevrolet BrightDrop delivery vans
Commercial, upfitted and medium-duty scope requires confirmation.
Electric & Electrified Models
- Chevrolet Silverado EV
- Chevrolet Equinox EV
- Chevrolet Blazer EV and Blazer EV SS
- Chevrolet Bolt / Bolt EV
- Chevrolet Bolt EUV
- Chevrolet Volt
- Chevrolet Spark EV
- Chevrolet Corvette E-Ray
- Chevrolet Corvette ZR1X
- Earlier Chevrolet hybrid configurations
Sedans, Hatchbacks & Compacts
- Chevrolet Malibu and Malibu Maxx
- Chevrolet Impala
- Chevrolet Cruze
- Chevrolet Sonic
- Chevrolet Spark
- Chevrolet Aveo
- Chevrolet Cobalt
- Chevrolet Cavalier
- Chevrolet Caprice and Caprice PPV
- Chevrolet SS
- Chevrolet Lumina
- Chevrolet Monte Carlo
- Chevrolet Beretta, Corsica and Celebrity
Performance & Collector Vehicles
- Chevrolet Corvette — C1 through C8 generations
- Corvette Stingray and Grand Sport variants
- Corvette Z06, ZR1, E-Ray and ZR1X variants
- Chevrolet Camaro — all generations
- Camaro SS, Z/28, ZL1 and 1LE configurations
- Chevrolet SSR
- Chevrolet Chevelle
- Chevrolet Nova / Chevy II
- Chevrolet El Camino
- Chevrolet Bel Air, Biscayne and Delray
- Chevrolet Corvair, Vega and Monza
- Chevrolet Caprice Classic and earlier Impala models
Regional Models & Earlier MPVs
- Chevrolet Onix and Onix Plus
- Chevrolet Prisma, Agile and Celta
- Chevrolet Classic and regional Corsa variants
- Chevrolet Sail, Lova, Lanos and Lacetti
- Chevrolet Optra and Epica
- Chevrolet Orlando, Spin and Tavera
- Chevrolet Montana and Tornado
- Chevrolet N200 and N300
- Chevrolet Niva and Grand Blazer
- Chevrolet Uplander, Venture and Lumina APV
- Chevrolet G-Series / Chevy Van
Do not see your exact Chevrolet? Send the year, model and VIN. Trim names such as LT, LTZ, Premier, High Country, RS, Z71 and ZR2 sit within the families above. Imported, classic, commercial and specialty vehicles require confirmation of scope and parts availability.
Current manufacturer reference: Official Chevrolet Vehicle Lineup .
Your Chevrolet Collision Repair Process
- Intake & Estimate
We document your concerns and inspect visible damage.
- Authorization & Claim Review
The proposed repairs and insurance information are reviewed.
- Disassembly & Inspection
Further inspection identifies hidden damage and related work.
- Procedure & Equipment Review
Vehicle-specific requirements inform the final repair plan.
- Supplements & Parts
Additional findings are submitted for approval and parts are sourced.
- Body & Structural Work
Approved repair and replacement operations are completed.
- Protection & Preparation
Required sealing, corrosion protection and finish preparation are applied.
- Paint & Refinishing
The selected finish is applied, blended where needed and cured.
- Reassembly
Parts, trim and related components are installed and inspected.
- Applicable System Checks
Required scans, alignment, programming and calibrations are completed or coordinated.
- Final Inspection & Detail
Repaired areas and applicable functions are reviewed and the vehicle is cleaned.
- Delivery & Documentation
We explain completed work, warranty information and care instructions.
Why Choose The Collision Repair Shop?
Clear Repair Information
Get explanations of the estimate, parts choices and additional findings.
All Insurance Companies
We help coordinate claim documentation and repair supplements.
Appearance & Function
Bodywork and finish are considered alongside relevant mechanical and electronic needs.
Written Limited Warranty
Qualifying workmanship and paint coverage are explained in our written warranty.
Transportation Assistance
Ask about towing, rental coordination and available free loaners.
Care at Delivery
Complimentary detailing and a repair review help prepare you for collection.
Chevrolet Collision Repair Questions
Do you work with my insurance company?
Yes. We work with every insurance company and help coordinate estimates, photographs and supplements. Coverage depends on your policy and claim.
Can you help waive my deductible?
Qualifying customers may receive up to $1,000 in deductible assistance. Some restrictions apply. Confirm eligibility and complete terms before authorizing repairs.
Is a free car loaner available?
A loaner may be available during qualifying repairs, subject to availability and applicable requirements. Discuss your transportation needs when scheduling.
What should I bring for an estimate?
Bring your vehicle details, claim number if applicable, any existing estimate and damage photographs. Report warning lights, noises and handling changes.
Can I get an estimate from photographs?
Photos can help with an initial discussion, but an in-person inspection and possible disassembly may be needed to establish the full repair scope.
Why can the estimate change after disassembly?
Exterior panels can conceal damaged brackets, wiring, structural areas or mechanical components. Additional findings are documented for approval before added work.
How much will the repair cost?
Cost depends on parts, labor, finish work and required system operations. We provide a written estimate rather than assigning a fixed price from appearance alone.
How long will my Chevrolet be in the shop?
Timing depends on damage complexity, parts delivery, approvals and specialty operations. We discuss the schedule and explain changes as they arise.
Can I drive the vehicle after an accident?
Avoid driving with damaged tires, steering problems, significant leaks, deployed airbags or suspected battery damage. Contact us to discuss assessment and towing arrangements.
Does every damaged bumper need replacement?
No. Material, cracks, mounting damage and sensor-related requirements help determine whether repair or replacement is appropriate.
Will my Chevrolet need calibration?
It may. The requirement depends on installed equipment and the work performed. Applicable camera, radar and system procedures are reviewed for your vehicle.
Can you repair hail dents without repainting?
Sometimes. Paintless dent repair depends on paint condition, panel access, dent depth and metal stretching. Inspection determines suitability.
Do you handle Chevrolet electric vehicles?
Contact us with the model, VIN and damage details to confirm available services. High-voltage and battery work require individual assessment.
Can you inspect damage before lease return?
Yes. We can assess visible damage and provide an estimate. Review the proposed repairs with your agreement and return inspection requirements.
What happens if the insurer considers the vehicle a total loss?
The insurer determines the claim outcome. We can provide damage documentation and explain the repair estimate. Discuss settlement, vehicle release and related arrangements with the insurer and our team.
What warranty comes with the repair?
Qualifying collision workmanship and paint finish are covered by our lifetime limited warranty. Request the written terms for conditions and exclusions.
How do I care for newly painted panels?
Follow the instructions supplied at delivery. Timing for waxing, coatings and protective film depends on the refinishing system and curing requirements.
What if I notice a concern after collecting my Chevrolet?
Contact us promptly about a warning message, unusual noise, leak or concern involving the repaired area so it can be reviewed.
Start Your Chevrolet Repair With a Clear Plan
Get help with Chevrolet collision damage, bodywork, refinishing and insurance coordination in Ferndale. We work with every insurance company and guide you through the estimate, approvals and repair process.
The Collision Repair Shop836 E 9 Mile Rd
Ferndale, MI 48220
Discounts, deductible assistance and free loaners are subject to eligibility, availability and restrictions. Contact our team for complete offer and written warranty terms.
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