Collision Repair in Riverside, CA

Full-Service Collision Repair in Riverside, CA

Our shop sits at 3839 Van Buren Boulevard, just off the Van Buren Boulevard exit of State Route 91, so most Riverside drivers are only a few minutes away. You can bring a damaged car straight from the freeway or from across town. Collision repair, body work, paint refinishing, dent repair and windshields are all handled under our one roof. Fleet vehicles from local businesses come to us too.

Being local means we know the streets your car travels every day. Stop-and-go traffic on the 91 and the 60, packed lots at the Galleria at Tyler and busy surface streets all leave their mark. We repair everything from a parking lot scrape to a crash that moved the structure. Our technicians follow manufacturer-approved repair procedures on each one.

Why Riverside Drivers Choose Us

Neighbors from La Sierra, Arlington, Magnolia Center, Canyon Crest and Orangecrest trust us because we keep the process simple. We work with every insurance company, bill them directly and handle the paperwork. Our shop is a Hyundai and Kia Certified Collision Repair Center and a Nissan Certified Collision Center. Every quote is free.

No rental coverage? We provide a rental from our own fleet at no cost to you, so you keep driving while we work. Our team brings 34+ years of experience, with over 1,000 cars repaired. We back our work with a warranty, so if anything isn't right, we'll make it right. Call (951) 212-2850 and we will tell you what your repair takes.

What We Do in Riverside, CA

Here is every service we offer to drivers in Riverside, from collision repair to detailing:

About Riverside, CA

Riverside is the county seat of Riverside County and the most populous city in the Inland Empire, about 50 miles east of downtown Los Angeles. Its landmarks run from the Mission Inn and Mount Rubidoux downtown to UC Riverside and March Air Reserve Base on the east side. The city counts 28 neighborhoods, and State Route 91 and State Route 60 carry much of their traffic. Victoria Avenue, lined with citrus, recalls the city's orange-growing past.

The climate is semi-arid, with hot, dry summers and temperatures of 100 degrees or more on about 21 days a year. Nearly all the rain falls between November and April, and smog drifts in from the Los Angeles Basin. That sun cooks clear coat on roofs and hoods, and the first wet roads of the season bring a wave of fender benders. A repair here has to hold up to both.