Since the move to the new location we have been getting busier and busier which is a good problem to have. Dee Dee, my wife has been helping customers better understand the Insurance maze. It does seem confusing at times and with all Insurance carriers the claims process runs slightly different. Regardless of who you are insured with or which company is paying your claim we have probably dealt with that situation before. Don't be hesitant to give us a call @ 704-624-5659 or e-mail us @ allprecision@windstream.net .
We have had customers bring us vehicles to repair from allover the country. So don't be apprehensive about driving a few miles for good service and quality repair work. Our team will take care of your vehicle like it was their own.
Sunday, August 4, 2019
Saturday, March 9, 2019
In Our New Shop
Have we been busy! Just moved from our 4000 square foot shop @Gaye Chevrolet to Our 7,500 square foot shop with many new additions and customer conveniences. Was tons of work literally. Hard to imagine what you can accumulate in 19 years. My son got rid of 4600 pounds of metal for us.
We installed an all new booth with heat to get your car a factory paint job. This booth although it was expensive will be well worth it's price tag for our customers and us!
We reorganised everything to make the flow of vehicles go smoother through the shop and this way we can provide faster and better customer repairs. The booth is actually a drive through, so when they are painted they come around to the other side of the shop for re-assembly.
I never posted pictures of the 41 Ford finished so here it is, came out super!
Come see us at our new facility 3 blocks from our old shop. Next to CVS and First Citizens bank. 6711 East Marshville Blvd. Marshville, North Carolina 28103. Phone 704-624-5659
Remember we are here to help you through the Insurance Maze. We work with all auto insurance carriers but our customers come first. We can help with your deductible and all our work is guaranteed for as long as you own your vehicle. State of the art facility and certified repair technicians, Know one does it better!
Sunday, November 25, 2018
Big Move In The Near Future
After 18 years in the same location behind Gaye Chevrolet we are moving a few blocks away to a larger facility to better serve our customers.
After all this time we have out grown the 3500 square foot shop. The New facility is 7500 square feet and we will have many new amenities. I will finally have my own office! We added a state of the art Paint booth with a new mixing room and updated mixing color station with all new Axalta color. We are all exited and this should help us keep up better with demand. The new Paint booth has a 993,000 BTU Propane Heater to bake the vehicles finishes as the factory does.
Our family is growing! Remember that if you need #CollisionRepairs and someone that truly cares about you and your car we are the right #AutoBodyRepairShop for you! The Insurance maze is hard to navigate on your own but we are here to help!
After all this time we have out grown the 3500 square foot shop. The New facility is 7500 square feet and we will have many new amenities. I will finally have my own office! We added a state of the art Paint booth with a new mixing room and updated mixing color station with all new Axalta color. We are all exited and this should help us keep up better with demand. The new Paint booth has a 993,000 BTU Propane Heater to bake the vehicles finishes as the factory does.
Our family is growing! Remember that if you need #CollisionRepairs and someone that truly cares about you and your car we are the right #AutoBodyRepairShop for you! The Insurance maze is hard to navigate on your own but we are here to help!
Monday, September 3, 2018
Being The Best Auto Body Shop Has Some Advantages
We have been so busy I haven't had a chance to share anything on this site! We just finished a major hard hit on a 2016 Chevy Silverado lots of Chevy truck bedsides replaced at the shop 5 in two months. A few minor bump ups and a few rust repairs on some nice old vehicles loved by their owners.
A hard hit on the Chevy above. frame repair, bedside, cab corner, rear end housing, axles, wheels. 20K worth of repairs. The insurer wouldn't let it go. It took longer than we expected but she is finally back home, detailed to the hilt and safely parked in the owners driveway.
This old 58 Ford was in bad shape, new floors, new steps, lots of welding on the fenders, doors, cab, hood, just about everywhere! Owner took it home in primer, got it running, got some brakes! After 3 years working on it and 10 years of sitting it rides and drives again! The bed is next and he wants the rear fenders white to match the grille and cowl. Should look unique. Owner says it was that way when he bought it. Glad to be a part of fulfilling his dream.
I think the thing that amazes me most is some of the horrible repairs we have witnessed on cars coming through the shop. I don't know why some shops or people do the things they do. Screws holding parts together, terrible paint work and the list could go on and on! If you can't do it right, why do it?
#AllPrecisonCollisionRepair will always look out for our customers. If it shouldn't be fixed and needs a replacement part we make sure our customers are aware and so is the party paying for the claim!
#CollisionRepair is what we shine at!
I think the thing that amazes me most is some of the horrible repairs we have witnessed on cars coming through the shop. I don't know why some shops or people do the things they do. Screws holding parts together, terrible paint work and the list could go on and on! If you can't do it right, why do it?
#AllPrecisonCollisionRepair will always look out for our customers. If it shouldn't be fixed and needs a replacement part we make sure our customers are aware and so is the party paying for the claim!
#CollisionRepair is what we shine at!
Tuesday, March 6, 2018
Trump Threatens to Tax European Auto Imports
By David Shepardson and Mike Stone WASHINGTON, March 3 (Reuters) – U.S. President Donald Trump kept up pressure on trading partners on Saturday, threatening European automakers with a tax on imports if the European Union retaliates against his plan to slap tariffs on aluminum and steel.
Trump’s tweet suggested he is refusing to yield to U.S. business interests and foreign trading partners alarmed at the prospect of a trade war that rattled financial markets this week.
“If the E.U. wants to further increase their already massive tariffs and barriers on U.S. companies doing business there, we will simply apply a Tax on their Cars which freely pour into the U.S.,” Trump wrote on Twitter. “They make it impossible for our cars (and more) to sell there. Big trade imbalance!”
The United States imposes a 2.5-percent tariff on cars assembled in Europe and a 25-percent tariff on European-built vans and pickup trucks. Europe imposes a 10-percent tariff on U.S.-built cars.
Trump criticized Europe in remarks at a fundraiser, according to video posted online Saturday, and suggested they would not increase tariffs.
“The European Union: brutal. They’ve been brutal to us,” Trump said at a Florida fundraiser. “They’ve banded together in order to beat the United States in trade.”
Trump did not respond to questions about tariffs or other topics upon returning to the White House Saturday.
In a speech Friday night at Harvard University, European Commissioner for Competition Margrethe Vestager said the EU will respond to the tariffs “to defend European industry, and the world trading system,” according to a copy of her remarks. She called the Trump action “one-sided protectionist measures, which hurt, not just jobs, but the whole system of rules that makes our global economy work.”
German automakers Volkswagen AG, Daimler AG and BMW AG build vehicles at plants in the United States. BMW employs more than 9,000 workers in South Carolina and is one of the state’s largest employers.
The United States accounts for about 15 percent of worldwide Mercedes-Benz and BMW brand sales, while it accounts for 5 percent of VW brand sales and 12 percent of Audi sales.
The United States had a $22.3 billion automotive vehicle and parts trade deficit with Germany in 2017 and a $7 billion deficit with the United Kingdom, according to U.S. government data.
Last year, Germany’s automotive trade association said “the United States would be shooting itself in the foot by imposing tariffs or other trade barriers.”
Trump’s threat comes amid mounting transatlantic tension on trade.
On Thursday, Trump said the United States would apply duties of 25 percent on imported steel and 10 percent on aluminum to protect domestic producers.
Major automakers say the move will hike the cost of cars and trucks.
The next day, European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker told German television that “We will put tariffs on Harley-Davidson (motorcycles), on bourbon and on blue jeans – Levis.”
Canada also has said it will retaliate for any tariffs on steel and aluminum.
Trump had tweeted on Friday that trade wars are good and “easy to win,” roiling U.S. financial markets.
In January 2017, Trump warned German car companies he would impose a border tax of 35 percent on vehicles imported to the U.S. market.
(Reporting by Mike Stone and David Shepardson; Editing by Nick Zieminski and Daniel Wallis)
(c) Copyright Thomson Reuters 2018.
Trump’s tweet suggested he is refusing to yield to U.S. business interests and foreign trading partners alarmed at the prospect of a trade war that rattled financial markets this week.
“If the E.U. wants to further increase their already massive tariffs and barriers on U.S. companies doing business there, we will simply apply a Tax on their Cars which freely pour into the U.S.,” Trump wrote on Twitter. “They make it impossible for our cars (and more) to sell there. Big trade imbalance!”
The United States imposes a 2.5-percent tariff on cars assembled in Europe and a 25-percent tariff on European-built vans and pickup trucks. Europe imposes a 10-percent tariff on U.S.-built cars.
Trump criticized Europe in remarks at a fundraiser, according to video posted online Saturday, and suggested they would not increase tariffs.
“The European Union: brutal. They’ve been brutal to us,” Trump said at a Florida fundraiser. “They’ve banded together in order to beat the United States in trade.”
Trump did not respond to questions about tariffs or other topics upon returning to the White House Saturday.
In a speech Friday night at Harvard University, European Commissioner for Competition Margrethe Vestager said the EU will respond to the tariffs “to defend European industry, and the world trading system,” according to a copy of her remarks. She called the Trump action “one-sided protectionist measures, which hurt, not just jobs, but the whole system of rules that makes our global economy work.”
German automakers Volkswagen AG, Daimler AG and BMW AG build vehicles at plants in the United States. BMW employs more than 9,000 workers in South Carolina and is one of the state’s largest employers.
The United States accounts for about 15 percent of worldwide Mercedes-Benz and BMW brand sales, while it accounts for 5 percent of VW brand sales and 12 percent of Audi sales.
The United States had a $22.3 billion automotive vehicle and parts trade deficit with Germany in 2017 and a $7 billion deficit with the United Kingdom, according to U.S. government data.
Last year, Germany’s automotive trade association said “the United States would be shooting itself in the foot by imposing tariffs or other trade barriers.”
Trump’s threat comes amid mounting transatlantic tension on trade.
On Thursday, Trump said the United States would apply duties of 25 percent on imported steel and 10 percent on aluminum to protect domestic producers.
Major automakers say the move will hike the cost of cars and trucks.
The next day, European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker told German television that “We will put tariffs on Harley-Davidson (motorcycles), on bourbon and on blue jeans – Levis.”
Canada also has said it will retaliate for any tariffs on steel and aluminum.
Trump had tweeted on Friday that trade wars are good and “easy to win,” roiling U.S. financial markets.
In January 2017, Trump warned German car companies he would impose a border tax of 35 percent on vehicles imported to the U.S. market.
(Reporting by Mike Stone and David Shepardson; Editing by Nick Zieminski and Daniel Wallis)
(c) Copyright Thomson Reuters 2018.
Tuesday, June 9, 2015
New Technology App For Your Mobile Device
After much research and a lot of hard work we now have an app available for your mobile device that will save you time and money! Instead of having to drive to our shop in Marshville you can now submit pictures of your damaged vehicle via your computer or mobile device! All of our contact pages, Tumblr, Facebook, Twitter and Google plus links are built into the app so you can contact us and keep up with special offers from our auto body repair shop.
We also have a button built into the app to call a tow truck to the scene of an accident 24 hours a day 7 days a week. One push of a button on the app and you are connected with our customer service representative's and a wrecker will be dispatched to the scene.
We will be adding shops across the United States but currently service is available in North Carolina in Mecklenburg, Anson, Union, Stanley and Richmond counties.
Sunday, February 1, 2015
2015 Chevrolet 1500 Z71 Blacked Out Trim
Last week we took a brand new 2015 Chevy 1500 Z-71 and took the front and back of the truck and changed out the Chrome bumpers with painted bumpers. The parts all came from General Motors and the bumpers had to be painted, a front valence had to be painted and we took the headlights apart and removed the chrome trim and painted those also.
It took a full day to take it apart, a day of painting and then another day to re assemble with all the replacement parts. The customer was a little fussy but in the end loved the look. We did a super high quality job on the truck and the parts and they should get a lifetime of enjoyment.
Take a look at the pictures and please comment below!
Adds a real cool look with the wheels on the truck. I have to admit I am a tinge jealous!
Come see us for you custom paint needs!
All Precision Collision Repair
American Pride Custom Rides
It took a full day to take it apart, a day of painting and then another day to re assemble with all the replacement parts. The customer was a little fussy but in the end loved the look. We did a super high quality job on the truck and the parts and they should get a lifetime of enjoyment.
Take a look at the pictures and please comment below!
Adds a real cool look with the wheels on the truck. I have to admit I am a tinge jealous!
Come see us for you custom paint needs!
All Precision Collision Repair
American Pride Custom Rides
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