Auto body shop · Whittier, CA
Precision Auto Body Repair
Hands-On Collision Repair in Whittier
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In the shop's own words: “About Precision Auto Body Repair”
Precision Auto Body Repair is a family-run collision and paint shop in Whittier, built around one simple idea: the person doing the work should be the person who answers for it. Owner Hector handles the bodywork and paint himself on every vehicle that comes through the shop, from small dents and scratches to full bumper and panel replacements.
Customers come to us with cars insurance companies have written off as needing full replacement parts, and we look for ways to repair them properly instead. We match factory paint so closely the repair disappears, and we keep customers updated with photos and texts throughout the process instead of leaving them guessing.
When an insurance company tries to approve a partial fix instead of the repair a car actually needs, we push back and fight for the correct job to get done.
- Owner does the bodywork and paint himself
- Advocates with insurance companies for full repairs
- Factory-matched paint on every job
- Family-run shop in Whittier
Services
Collision Repair & Bumper Replacement
Full bumper and panel replacement when a repair alone won't restore the car correctly, handled start to finish in-house.
Dent & Panel Repair
Careful repair of dents, dings, and scratches, including tight corners and panels other shops have written off as unfixable.
Paint Matching & Refinishing
Factory-accurate paint matching so repaired panels blend seamlessly with the rest of the vehicle.
Insurance Claims Assistance
We work directly with insurance adjusters and push back when they try to approve a partial fix instead of the repair a car actually needs.