Cars, trucks and SUVs
Exterior damage can affect panel fit, doors, lights or equipment behind the visible surface. The model, powertrain and any modifications help identify the requirements for the job. An electric or hybrid vehicle also needs the appropriate vehicle-specific assessment.
Sprinter, Transit and ProMaster vans
Cargo vans and camper conversions share a factory body but can have very different equipment inside. Roof height, wheelbase, shelving, partitions and conversion fittings may affect access to the damage. Graphics and attached accessories also belong in the proposed work.
Fleet and business vehicles
Each vehicle has its own repair scope, even when several units share the same business name. Unit numbers, approval contacts and billing requirements connect the work with the right records. Operating deadlines help planning; parts, findings and capacity determine the actual schedule.
Smaller RVs and project vehicles
Trailers and smaller RVs need an agreed arrival based on their dimensions and construction. Large Class A motorhomes are outside this service scope. Classic and custom body or paint projects are considered individually, with mechanical, interior and specialist work defined separately.