Body repair

Our company repairs the bodywork of accident-affected, damaged and corroded vehicles. Depending on the extent and location of the damage and corrosion, we replace or repair the affected bodywork element. Our workshop has a pulling bench and frame, as well as 20 and 30 ton hydraulic push/pull cylinders. Vehicles are constantly “damaged” because most cars are parked outdoors. This process is more intense in the winter months. Salty slush, steam and splashing dirty water attack the bodywork from below, precipitation and smog from above, and in some cases the heating system even leaks from the inside… As a result, its paintwork becomes dull, the seals age, the sun dries out the passenger compartment, and of course the car becomes dirty. It is advisable to wash your vehicle regularly, from top to bottom, especially in the winter months, so we can slow down the aging process somewhat. We recommend that as soon as the corroded surface appears on your vehicle, you take it in for repair as soon as possible, as this usually involves repairing a smaller surface, which means lower costs. The repair time of a damaged vehicle is influenced by the damaged surface, but we strive to repair it as quickly as possible. If our customers require it, we provide a replacement car for the duration of the repair.