by Eric Reamer | May 28, 2020 | After The Accident, Auto Body
How Long Should Auto Body Repair Time Take? How long auto body repair time takes depends upon many factors. Here, we will give you some guidelines for what to expect. Keep in mind, these are only estimates, and every repair is unique to a host of variables that we...
by Eric Reamer | May 27, 2020 | After The Accident, Auto Body, Customer Service
What you should know about your body shop estimate Reading a body shop estimate can be difficult for the average person. These documents are full of acronyms and jargon that may not mean much to the vehicle owner. And in this case, what you don’t know might hurt you…...
by Eric Reamer | Dec 8, 2018 | After The Accident, Auto Body, Collision Center
Who should you trust? The doctor… or your insurance adjuster? On the surface, the question may sound ridiculous. That’s probably because it is. But let’s play it out a little. You (hopefully do not) have a medical condition that requires a surgical procedure to get...
by Eric Reamer | Jun 11, 2018 | After The Accident, Auto Body
Here at Nylund’s Collision Center, we are asked the question on a daily basis: “What if I disagree with my insurance adjuster?” It’s a valid question, and we want you to know that you have options. We educate, inform and edify insurance adjusters every day on behalf...
by Eric Reamer | Apr 7, 2018 | After The Accident, After The Repair, Customer Service, From The Owner
Still think your insurance company is all about your best interest? We humbly submit this very real case study, filed under: “told you so”. USAA insured gets into accident, and is “encouraged” (steered?) to take her car to their “preferred” shop (big box body shop)....
by Eric Reamer | Jan 20, 2018 | After The Accident, Customer Service
A recent conversation with one of our guests very clearly illustrates the most common questions and answers between claimants (victims in an accident) and independent repair facilities. Because the proper repair requires the insurance company representing the insured...
