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(Transportation-News.com, February 14, 2013 ) Naples, FL – When instructed by the insurance company to get repair estimates following a collision, anxiety usually sets in, especially for those whom have never gone through the process before. Understanding the process may take some of that uneasiness away so The Naples FL auto body specialists at Collex Collision Experts provides this information on their website at http://www.collex.com/
In these modern times, most Naples auto body shops have transformed into a more digital-based business, wherein computers and other electronic equipment take the place of what manual work used during the estimate process. This cuts the time and effort in half, allowing the vehicle to be repaired quicker.
It is crucial to choose an auto body shop equipped with computers especially for accounting, says Collex Collision. Computers have become a standard in the industry providing a faster way to produce accurate estimates when it comes to car collision repair costs.
The estimates will always include one or more of these common 5 factors:
• Remove and Install.
This process involves removing something from the auto and re-installing it later. Parts which have not been damaged should be temporarily taken off to access the damaged parts. Panels to be repainted, electronics to be restored, brakes to be repaired are among the many instances which involves R&I. This method is used so that the unharmed materials are protected in their original state while the repair is going on.
• Repair.
This is the most unrestricted factor on an estimate list. The auto’s repair factor will be negotiated by the insurance adjusters and the shop estimators. Shops are generally paid based on the number of hours estimated to complete the repair.
• Replace.
Parts replacement is not an adjustable part of an estimate and is upheld by the industry standards, which are commonly termed as book time. If the accounting software indicates a specific hour to replace a part, this is what the insurance will pay—nothing more and nothing less.
• Sublet.
There are possible tasks that an auto body shop may have to subcontract to other workers, engine repair for example. The collision repair shop may not employ technicians that specialize in engine repair, so they would farm out that work to an engine repair shop.
For a better collision repair experience, choose a shop which has everything under one roof. Collex has many collision repair shops nationwide and is rated as one of the top ten auto body repair shops in the nation. Visit their site at http://www.naplesautobodyshop.org/ for more information or call 888-426-5539.
About Collex Collision:
Today Collex stands as the leader of Metro-Detroit’s highly competitive collision repair industry and Collex is excited to serve Southwest Florida with the same excellent service. The company’s growth is directly correlated with the high quality of workmanship that they provide for each repair as well as excellent customer service that they guarantee for each customer.
Contact:
Patrick Sollena
Collex Collision
44700 Enterprise Dr
Clinton Township, MI 48038
Phone: 888-426-5539
Local: 586-493-9100
Email: info@collexcollsion.com/
This press release was submitted by Right Now Marketing Group, LLC.
Collex Collision Experts
Patrick Sollena
888-426-5539
info@collexcollision.com/
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