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Damaged car on the ramp, ready for assessment

Accident repairs

Been in a non-fault accident? We handle it for you.

If it wasn't your fault, you shouldn't be out of pocket or off the road. We deal with the insurer, repair the car to approved standards and put you in a courtesy vehicle while we do it.

A technician inspecting damage to a front wing with a torch and a tablet
A courtesy car waiting outside the workshop

After an incident

You've had a bump. Here is what happens.

At the scene

  1. Check for injuries and call 999 if anyone is hurt.
  2. Move to a safe place.
  3. Photograph both vehicles and the scene.
  4. Take the other driver's details.
  5. Note any witnesses or CCTV.
  6. Report it to your insurer.
  7. Then call us, and we take it from there.

What we take off your plate

  • A like-for-like courtesy vehicle, so you are not stuck.
  • No upfront repair costs on a non-fault claim.
  • Repairs to insurance-approved standards.
  • We deal with the insurer, not you.
  • Free collection and delivery.
  • One team from the first call to the finished car.

What we will ask you for

  • Your driving licence, front and back.
  • Vehicle and insurance details.
  • Photos or video of the damage.
  • The other party's details.
  • The time, date and place.
  • Dashcam or CCTV footage, if there is any.
  • Witness details and what happened, in your words.

In the workshop

What you get from the workshop

Private repairs, priced before we start

Not claiming? Some damage is not worth the excess. We assess the car, give you a fixed price before we touch it, and repair it to the same standard as an insurance job.

Your car, properly inspected

Photographs never show everything. We put the car on the ramp, find what is behind the panel and confirm the work, the parts and the timescale with you before anything starts.

You get the car back finished and checked, or we bring it to you.

Get an initial assessment

Send photos of the damage

A few photos and the make and model get you a first answer from someone who repairs cars for a living. The firm price follows once we have seen the car.