Coggin Collision Kissimmee

Coggin Collision Center of Kissimmee FAQs

Car accidents can be very stressful situations. The process of getting your car fixed doesn't help make it easier. You have to make sure there are no injuries, deal with filing a police report or insurance claim, and after all that, you now have to figure out how to get your vehicle repaired. It is very important, however, to choose an auto body shop that specializes in auto repair or dent repair for your specific vehicle. Every auto body shop has different equipment and skill levels/training to properly do auto body work. While it's easy to take it to the closest local body shop, it's important to make sure you are putting your vehicle in good hands to make sure the job is done properly...the first time. Coggin Collision Center of Kissimmee is not only I-CAR Gold certified, but we are certified by Acura, Honda, Hyundai, Kia & Nissan. This lets you know your vehicle is in the hands of the most qualified technician to get your vehicle back to its new condition.

Is It Important for A Body Shop To Be Certified?

Simple answer, yes. Between the complex components, technology & precision, cars are made to much higher standards these days. On top of this, every brand tries makes to sure that they have distinctive characteristics to set them apart from the other brands. You will probably com across the I-CAR certification logo on websites or at the shop itself, in the process of getting your car repaired. There are plenty of auto body and collision repair shops that will "promise" or "guarantee" quality work & service, but that doesn't mean their teams are trained or qualified to restore your vehicle's appearance and structural integrity. I-CAR certification is a quick and easy way for you to know that the person working on your car has the most up-to-date training and qualification available. An auto body shop that is certified by the manufacturer takes their trainging even further. This includes using genuine OEM auto parts, paint and components for that brand, along with requiring technicians to maintain certification in the brand standards. While a body shop may be I-CAR Gold certified, that doesn't always mean they have technicians and estimators that are also certified by the manufacturer, like those at Coggin Collision Center. Our auto body shop is certified by Acura, Honda (Acura & Honda certification is also know as ProFirst Certified), Nissan, Kia and Hyundai. This allows for our customers and insurance providers to be confident that we get your vehicle back to original factory standards.

What Insurance Companies Do Coggin Collision Centers Work With?

Coggin Collision Centers across the state work with all major insurance companies, including (but not limited to) Allstate, State Farm, Geico, USAA, and AAA. Trying to find out if we are a preferred body shop for your insurance company? You can give us a call or contact your insurance provider with any questions you may have.

Can I Use Pictures I Have Already Taken?

No, but here is the reason why. Our photo estimator features a silhouette that is specific to your vehicle's VIN, along with instructions on how to take the photos of your damaged area. This allows us to make sure that our estimators have the best angle of your damage/vehicle for the most accurate estimate. It also only requires 7 photos, as well.

Is Coggin Collision Center of Kissimmee A Certified Auto Body Shop?

Yes we are! Coggin Collision Center of Kissimmee is I-CAR Gold certified and certified by Acura, Honda, Hyundai, Kia and Nissan. This means that our body shop technicians have also consistently maintained a certain level of training and excellence set by that specific brand standards set by the manufacturers. This ensures that your vehicle is repair properly.

Can I Schedule An Appointment?

If you would like to schedule an in-person, you can do that as well. Just click "schedule an appointment" and it will take you to our online scheduler. You can also call us will schedule and confirm your appointment. Depending on the make and the damage, most in-person estimates can take around 30 minutes. Our team of estimators can give you an idea when you schedule your appointment, about the approximate time your estimate will take.

How Long Do Repairs Typically Take?

In most cases, even with major damage, repairs can take between 1-2 weeks, on average. But there are many factors that go into this average. This time frame typically depends on a variety of factors, such as auto parts availability for your car, the insurance company's process and the cause of the damage. Our team can give you a rough estimate of your time frame and will keep you informed through the repair process.