By Byzantine Rat on September 3, 2016 Verified by Guest

I've been in my share of fender benders, This place is amazing, great work, fast and friendly, additionally id like to point out, that just because the estimate says "sheet metal" repair that is a standared line entry to calculate the body repairs, it's just categorizes the body hours under sheet metal :)

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By Zak2002 on June 28, 2016 Verified by Email

Got into a little incident at work where I backed up into a minivan owned by a fellow employee. Told him to get an estimate and I would pay for the repairs. He got an estimate from Fix Auto or Nordic, same address and telephone number. The estimate came back at over $700 and stated work that was not even needed. It has sheet metal work for 3 hours at $63 an hour and all the van needed was to have the bumper (not even metal) sanded and repainted. My car had more and did not cost me more than $400 to repair. On the van, the entire bumper could have been replaced with a new one for about $465. Lesson here is to get a few quoted and really look at their estimate and question these so called needed repairs.

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By Byzantine Rat on September 3, 2016 Verified by Guest

I've been in my share of fender benders, This place is amazing, great work, fast and friendly, additionally id like to point out, that just because the estimate says "sheet metal" repair that is a standared line entry to calculate the body repairs, it's just categorizes the body hours under sheet metal :)

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By Zak2002 on June 28, 2016 Verified by Email

Got into a little incident at work where I backed up into a minivan owned by a fellow employee. Told him to get an estimate and I would pay for the repairs. He got an estimate from Fix Auto or Nordic, same address and telephone number. The estimate came back at over $700 and stated work that was not even needed. It has sheet metal work for 3 hours at $63 an hour and all the van needed was to have the bumper (not even metal) sanded and repainted. My car had more and did not cost me more than $400 to repair. On the van, the entire bumper could have been replaced with a new one for about $465. Lesson here is to get a few quoted and really look at their estimate and question these so called needed repairs.

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