Vetter's Collision Repair

AUTO BODY REPAIR

When repairing a vehicle, it's important to use methods approved by your car's manufacturer, which is why all of our technicians receive ongoing training and certification through I-Car, a leader in technical education. Whether you bumped into the mailbox, or were t-boned at an intersection, our repair techs know the appropriate measures to take in the repair process. This includes:

Repairing and reshaping parts with minor damage
Changing severely damaged parts with quality replacements
Correcting frame and structural damage to factory precision
Welding and sealing large panels such as the roof

WRECK-RELATED MECHANICAL

Sometime a collision is impactful enough to damage mechanical components on the vehicle. To ensure nothing is overlooked, we perform both pre- and post-repair computer scans, identifying and replacing wreck-related damage, as well as:

Checking brake and safety systems

M.A.C.S. certified air conditioning service

Engine disgnostics and repair

Hybrid vehicle electrical wiring

Specialty computers found in high-end automobiles

PAINT AND FINISHING

The most noticable aspect of your car is its color. The quality of paint used to finish the repair is extremely important. We take pride in using the German paint line Spies-Hecker, some of the highest-quality paint available. Not only is this paint incredibly durable, but is also water-based and environmentaly concious. Our paint techs are extremely skilled at:

Color-matching unique variants using factory-matched formulas

Fine-tuning metalic sheens

Applying ultra-smooth top-coat finishes