Auto body

Auto body work

When your vehicle has dents, scratches, or collision damage, professional auto body repair can help restore both its appearance and its condition. David & Sons Collisions in Phoenix, AZ provides reliable repairs for damaged body panels, helping get your vehicle looking and driving the way it should.

Open 24/7 across Phoenix · Flat-rate pricing quoted before we start

An auto body technician uses a body hammer and dolly to straighten a dented door during the panel repair stage, concentrating on the metal rather than the camera

Overview

David & Sons Collisions provides auto body repair for vehicles with dents, scratches, damaged panels, and other collision-related damage. Our technicians inspect the affected areas, explain the repair needed, and determine whether the damaged parts can be repaired or need to be replaced.

Depending on the damage, repairs may include straightening panels, correcting alignment, replacing damaged parts, preparing surfaces, and refinishing the repaired areas. Every repair starts with an inspection so we can determine the right approach for your vehicle.

Symptoms

When to call

A dent has changed the shape of a panel

A dented door, hood, fender, or quarter panel can leave the metal uneven and affect how the panel meets the rest of the vehicle. Auto body work can address the damaged surface and restore the panel's shape.

Scratches have reached through the paint

Deep scratches can expose the surface below the paint and become more noticeable over time. A technician can inspect the scratch and determine the preparation and repair needed.

Panels no longer line up

A hood, door, trunk, or fender that sits unevenly may indicate damage to the panel or its mounting points. Misaligned gaps are a reason to have the vehicle inspected before the damage worsens.

A damaged part is loose or difficult to close

A door, hood, or trunk that does not open, close, or latch as it should may need body repair. Continuing to use it can make the damage more difficult to manage.

Our process

How the job goes

  1. Vehicle and damage inspection

    An auto body technician examines the affected panels, paint, gaps, and surrounding areas. This review helps identify the work required and whether the damage is limited to the visible surface.

  2. Panel repair or replacement

    The damaged area is repaired where possible, or the affected panel is prepared for replacement when repair is not suitable. Panels are positioned so the vehicle's body lines and gaps are consistent.

  3. Surface preparation

    The repaired area is prepared for refinishing by smoothing imperfections and creating an even surface. Proper preparation helps the finish cover the repaired section cleanly.

  4. Refinishing and final check

    The repaired area is refinished, then the vehicle is checked for panel fit, surface quality, and visible issues before the auto body work is complete.

Scope

What the repair includes

Auto body work is quoted after the vehicle and damaged areas are inspected. The scope depends on the type of damage, the panels involved, and the repair or replacement work required.

Request service
  • Vehicle damage inspection
  • Dent and panel repair
  • Scratch and surface repair
  • Panel alignment
  • Surface preparation
  • Final repair inspection

Auto Body Work questions

Answers before you book.

More questions on our full FAQ page.

Can every dent be repaired instead of replaced?

Not every dent can be repaired in the same way. The decision depends on the panel, the location of the damage, the condition of the metal, and how much the panel has changed shape.

Will the repair cover scratches as well as dents?

Auto body work can address both dents and scratches when they affect the vehicle's panels or finish. The vehicle needs to be inspected to determine the preparation and refinishing required.

How is auto body work quoted?

The quote is based on an inspection of the vehicle and the damage. It accounts for the panels involved, the repair or replacement work, surface preparation, and refinishing.

Should I have a loose or misaligned panel checked?

Yes. A panel that is loose, difficult to close, or no longer lines up with the surrounding body may have damage beyond what is immediately visible. An inspection can clarify the repair needed.

Reviews

Car owners who count on us.

4.9 average, based on 111 Google reviews

★★★★★

you should ask and he will give! david found me with a flyer and this was my sign i should go with him! and couldnt ask for more.. it came out like new!

Max Guerrero Phoenix · Google review · 6 months ago
★★★★★

This is the second car that I have brought to David and his team and they have given my fiance and I nothing but the best service ever. Extremely communicative and kind!! Will be referring family and friends here, only…

Lauryn Terry Phoenix · Google review · a month ago
★★★★★

Did their very best with not 1 but 2 of my vehicles on separate occasions. Really helped me out of a pickle and got us taken care of between mine and my fiances vehicles. Went to bat with the insurer and everything to…

Harold Sims Phoenix · Google review · 3 months ago

Let's Get Your Vehicle Back in Shape

Tell us what happened and describe the damage you’re seeing. Our team can use that information to better understand what your vehicle may need and help you get started with the repair process.

Get Started With Your Repair

4.9 111 Google reviews
  • Licensed & Insured
  • Same-Day Service
  • Experienced Technicians
  • Satisfaction Guaranteed
Call us now Book online