Exceptional Auto Body Repair Services Since 1968

A Word from Tom Smith, Owner:

Our company, Vic's and Jim's Collision Center, has been in existence for 50 years, providing reliable auto body services and collision repairs.
Jim's Collision Center opened it's doors in 1968 by my father, Jim Smith. In 2016 we merged with Vic's Collision Center which was founded in 1950. I have spent my entire life in the shop training under my father and his loyal associates. My father told me to take care of the customers and they will be with you for life. We are servicing 3rd generations with allot of our customers. This makes me proud of my heritage and I love what I do.
Vic's and Jim's has grown successfully and has continued to provide quality services to the entire metro area.

At Vic's and Jim's Collision Center, our goal is to exceed  your expectations  and earn your trust. We take the guesswork out of collision repair by utilizing state-of-the art  repair processes  that deliver consistent results and that bring your vehicle back to pre-accident condition. We understand that our customers aren't only interested in exceptional car repair, they also want peace of mind. If you decide to have your vehicle repaired at Vic's and Jim's Collision Center, be assured your car repair experience will be hassle free, and it will be completed to your satisfaction. To ensure a quality repair, our paint and repair technician are  ASE and/or I-Car Certified. We utilize the latest in paint technology that includes a computerized paint matching process that insures a perfect blended paint match for you vehicle. From start to finish, we aim to make the vehicle repair process as hassle-free and painless as possible-We offer complimentary pick-up and drop off services and free loaner cars to our clients to reduce stress. Additionally, our office staff will work with your insurance company to settle  your claim. We'll manage the details so you can deal with bigger things  than accident paperwork

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