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About Autobody Repairs Richardson

A collision shop set up for cars that are as much computer as machine.

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Why a Modern-Car Shop in Richardson

Cars have changed faster than many body shops. Radar, cameras, aluminum panels and high-voltage batteries are now common on everyday vehicles, and each one needs specific tools, procedures and training to repair well.

Richardson is full of drivers with newer, connected cars and busy schedules on US 75 and the Turnpike. Autobody Repairs Richardson was set up so they have a shop that handles the technology as carefully as the paint, without sending the car to three different places.

The habits we started with still guide every job: research the procedure, scan before and after, and explain the work clearly.

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What We're Here For

To repair modern cars completely, structure, systems and finish, using the maker's procedures, and to explain the work so every owner understands what was done.

How We Work

  • Research first

    Maker repair procedures pulled for your exact model.

  • Scan everything

    Diagnostics before and after every collision repair.

  • Calibrate in-house

    Cameras and radar aimed and verified before pickup.

  • Respect the metal

    Steel and aluminum repaired with the right methods.

  • Clear parts choices

    New, aftermarket or recycled, explained up front.

  • Plain-language updates

    Calls or texts at each stage, without the jargon.

What Pickup Looks Like

Before you leave, we walk through what was repaired and replaced, share the final scan and calibration results and answer any questions. If anything doesn't seem right, tell us while you're standing next to the car.

Who We Serve

Drivers in Richardson, Plano, Garland, Dallas, Addison, Murphy, Allen and Sachse. See the service areas page for more.

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Have a Question First?

Ask on the phone. We're happy to explain the process before you decide anything.

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