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Auto Body & Collision Near You
Collision repair, dents, frame straightening and paint, usually working with your insurer. 5,203 listings in 52 states.
How Do You Choose Auto Body and Collision Shops?
Ask auto body and collision shops for a written estimate with every cost listed, the warranty and a realistic completion date; typical turnaround is 1–3 weeks for most collision repairs. We list 5,203 auto body and collision shops in 52 states, most in California, Texas, Pennsylvania. Compare at least two quotes for larger jobs.

Top Questions to Ask
- Can I get a written estimate with parts and labor listed separately before any work starts?
- What is your hourly labor rate, and is there a diagnostic fee? Is it credited toward the repair?
- Will you call me for approval if the job grows beyond the estimate?
- Are your technicians ASE certified in this kind of repair?
- Are the parts new OEM, aftermarket or rebuilt?
Good to Know
- In most states you may choose your own shop, even if your insurer recommends another one. Check your policy and state rules.
- Ask for a final invoice showing that the listed parts were installed.
- Modern cars may need camera and sensor recalibration after a collision; ask whether it is in the estimate.
| State | Listings |
|---|---|
| California | 523 |
| Texas | 399 |
| Pennsylvania | 373 |
| New York | 291 |
| Washington | 237 |
| Michigan | 198 |
| New Jersey | 177 |
| Illinois | 174 |
| Ohio | 169 |
| Arizona | 167 |
| North Carolina | 164 |
| Georgia | 158 |
| Minnesota | 145 |
| Massachusetts | 130 |
| Virginia | 128 |
| Maryland | 122 |
| Colorado | 120 |
| Oregon | 112 |
| Wisconsin | 88 |
| Missouri | 87 |
| Alabama | 80 |
| Florida | 79 |
| Oklahoma | 79 |
| Indiana | 78 |
| South Carolina | 74 |
| Tennessee | 71 |
| New Hampshire | 64 |
| South Dakota | 59 |
| Iowa | 58 |
| Montana | 57 |
| Connecticut | 54 |
| Utah | 54 |
| Idaho | 53 |
| Kansas | 52 |
| Nebraska | 38 |
| New Mexico | 36 |
| Arkansas | 32 |
| Kentucky | 30 |
| Louisiana | 30 |
| West Virginia | 21 |
| Mississippi | 19 |
| Maine | 17 |
| Nevada | 15 |
| Delaware | 14 |
| Vermont | 13 |
| North Dakota | 12 |
| Alaska | 11 |
| Wyoming | 10 |
| Hawaii | 9 |
| Rhode Island | 9 |
| District of Columbia | 7 |
| Puerto Rico | 6 |
Common Questions
How long do auto body and collision shops usually take?
Typical turnaround is 1–3 weeks for most collision repairs. Good shops can be booked several days out, and parts or materials can add time. Ask for a realistic completion date in writing along with the estimate.
How much do auto body and collision shops cost?
As a planning range, expect about $300–$1,500 for a minor dent or panel, and several thousand dollars for larger collision damage. Prices vary widely by city, job and vehicle or material, so get two or three written quotes and compare the totals with every fee included. Our cost calculator lets you plug in your own numbers.
What should you ask an auto body shop before hiring them?
Start with: Can I get a written estimate with parts and labor listed separately before any work starts; What is your hourly labor rate, and is there a diagnostic fee? Is it credited toward the repair; Will you call me for approval if the job grows beyond the estimate. Our full list has 10 questions, and the quote comparison tool lets you line up the answers.
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