Repair, denting & painting
Diagnose first. Repair what matters.
Mechanical, electrical and body work begins with the actual symptom or damage—not a generic package.
What the work can include
Scope built around the vehicle.
- Mechanical inspection and repair planning
- Electrical fault checks and relevant repairs
- Dent correction and panel work
- Surface preparation, paint and refinishing
- Lighting and accessory-related electrical work
- Post-work checks for the agreed scope
Workshop process
From inspection to handover.
Describe the symptom
Share when the issue started, warning signs and any earlier repair history.
Inspect
Check the relevant system, panel or electrical area before confirming work.
Repair
Complete only the agreed mechanical, electrical, body or paint scope.
Check
Verify the repaired area and explain any remaining recommendations.
Common questions
Before you book.
Do you repair both mechanical and electrical problems?
Yes, subject to inspection and the workshop’s capability for the specific vehicle and fault.
Can you match the existing paint colour?
Paint matching depends on the existing finish, age and affected area. The workshop must inspect the vehicle before confirming the approach.
Do you quote denting work from one photo?
A photo can support the first discussion, but panel access, stretched metal and adjacent damage may change the repair scope.
Are repair prices fixed?
No. Vehicle condition, parts, labour and the confirmed work scope determine the estimate.
Discuss your vehicle