Compare the Best Auto Body, Collision & Paint Shops in the Las Vegas Valley.

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Homeowner Hiring Tips

• Look at recent reviews. A steady stream of reviews from the last 6 months tells you more than a big lifetime total, especially for paint matching and fit-and-finish, where problems show up after you get the car back.
• Get a written, itemized estimate. Ask for parts, paint and labor listed separately, and whether the shop will work directly with your insurance company and handle supplements if hidden damage is found.
• Ask about parts and paint warranty. Ask whether the shop uses OEM, aftermarket or recycled parts, how paint is color matched, and whether the repair and paint finish carry a written lifetime or multi-year warranty.
• Confirm certifications and your rights. Ask about I-CAR or ASE certified technicians and manufacturer certifications. In Nevada you may choose your own repair shop, regardless of who your insurer recommends.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does auto body and collision repair cost in Las Vegas?
Paintless dent repair for small dings often runs from roughly $75 to $300 per panel, a repainted bumper commonly costs $400 to $1,200, and a full panel repaint is often $500 to $1,500 or more. Moderate collision repairs frequently land between $1,500 and $5,000, while frame straightening and major structural work can exceed $5,000 to $10,000. Get a written, itemized estimate and compare it with your insurer appraisal before work begins.

How do you rate auto body and collision shops?
Our Customer Satisfaction rating looks at recent Google reviews, the overall star rating and review volume, and how easy the company is to reach. Companies with no reviews yet are listed at the bottom as unrated.

Do companies pay to be listed?
No. Every company is listed and rated the same way, free of charge.

I own an auto body and collision shop. How do I update my listing?
Email index@summerlinpools.com or visit the For Auto Body, Collision & Paint Shops Companies page.