Wilkinson Collision Center
Our goal is to provide a safe, quality, repair according to manufacturer’s specifications, and to provide a positive guest experience that creates a lasting relationship. One that satisfies all of our guest’s current and future service needs.
Our Collision Repair Process
1. Estimate Consultaion and Photoes
2. Vehicle Shop Scheduling for Repair
3. Order Parts Needed for Repair
4. Vehicle Disassembly and Internal Inspection
5. Customer Notification of any Changes Needed
6. Structural and Body Repairs Completed
7. Reassembly and Detail Quality Inspection
8. Customer is Notified and Delivery Scheduled
We work on all makes and models.
We have a new facility with state of the art equipment.
Direct repair with – USAA, Liberty Mutual, Erie, MetLife, and Cincinnati Insurance
Open shop connect – Farm Bureau, National General and GEICO
- ICAR Platinum Certified
- ASE Certified
- Member of the PPG Business Development Series
- Mark Of Excellence award winners
- GM Certified
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need and appointment for an estimate consultation?
You DO NOT need to make an appointment, however, we ask that you be here by 5pm for an estimate.
How long do estimate consultations usually take?
Allow approximately 15-30 minutes for the damage assesment and pictures to be taken. Often we can document the damages and send a digital estimate later.
Who reports the accident to my insurance company?
You need to provide details of the accident. Please contact your insurance agent, insurance company, fleet manager, or fleet management company.
Do you have a dropbox for keys?
We have an after-hours drop box avaliable. Please be sure to lock your vehicle and take all personal values out of your vehicle including parking permit and/or garage openers. We cannot be responsible for vehicles left after hours.
How long will repairs take?
A general guideline is to look at total number of hours on your estimate and add preliminary inspection time, paint and/or glass urethane drying time, final inspection and clean up time. Your estimator can give you a general idea.