Car Fender Repair and Repainting Near Cresco, PA

A small or minor fender repair can cost you $500 to $1,500. Medium repairs of a fender can run between $1,500 and $4,000. A replacement or repair bill of $6,000 or higher likely would await you if your car’s fender got totaled in a collision. Remember that these rates will differ depending on your location, car model, year, and damage.

That's a great question that can only be answered by your personal auto insurance agent. We recommend reviewing your insurance coverage with your agent to avoid surprise bills in the future. 

Generally speaking, if you have collision or comprehensive car insurance coverage the answer is probably. Collision insurance covers the repairs needed on your vehicle, including fender repairs. However, it only applies when you aren’t responsible for the accident. 

Comprehensive car insurance covers the cost of damages caused by storms, falling objects, theft, and more. There is probably a deductible. Again, ask your agent about your specific coverages.

At Autotexs we work with all insurance companies and can handle the claim process for you.

No. By law your insurance must pay the claim at the repair facility of your choosing. You can use the collision repair shop your insurer recommends, but you can also pick a different auto repair shop. It’s best to call around and get a few different quotes. Even if the facility is not on your insurance list of recommended providers.

It depends on the year make and model of the vehicle and time delays when ordering parts for your vehicle that may be out of stock or on backorder. A fender repair or replacement can take 3-5 hours when handled by an expert. However, you likely won’t get your car back for a few weeks. The paint job and curing are the reasons behind the extended waiting period.

Do you still confuse the fenders for the bumpers and vice versa? Let’s finally clear the confusion up. You don’t want to go to an auto body shop and talk about something when you mean another thing entirely.

A fender is the curved part of your car that houses your tires or wheels. They’re often on the side and front or back of your car. Fenders keep the tires from throwing around dirt, mud, and debris when you drive.

The car bumper is the part at the very front or rear of your car. Its job is to absorb the impact of collisions.

Yes, you can repair your dented fender at home. The good news is that a dented fender repair can be easy, quick, and straightforward. The two methods involve suction or a dent puller and hot water (for plastic fenders).

If the damage is more significant or severe, it’s wiser to visit a professional mechanic or auto body shop. It is crucial when you are in a moderate or major crash. 

You never know what damages your car might have gotten during the collision. An expert can at least check for the common damages and repair them immediately.