Collision Repair

For more than 30 years,  Iron Hill Auto Body has been offering prompt, high quality collision  repairs at a fair price. We’re honored to have earned - and committed to  maintaining – a reputation for being honest with our customers.  Filing  a claim can be confusing and frustrating. We work with ALL insurance  companies, as well as customers who would rather self-pay. We're happy  to assist or guide you through the process. 

Choose the shop that’s right for YOU!

If  your vehicle has sustained damage and is repairable, you are legally  entitled to have it restored to pre-collision condition at the repair  facility of YOUR choice; an insurance carrier may not dictate or coerce  you as to what facility will do the work. All insurance carriers must  honor YOUR choice, whether you are the insured using your carrier or you  are the claimant using the carrier of the vehicle who caused the  accident.

Steering is Illegal!

Steering  is a discriminatory practice used by some auto insurance companies to  lure you away from considering any other collision repair shop except  for those on their pre-approved list.  Steering takes away your freedom  of choice.  Read on to learn more about Direct Repair Programs (DRP):  

Beware of Direct Repair!

If  you've been involved in an accident and your insurance company  recommends a collision repair shop for your repairs...BEWARE.  The shop  is likely to have signed a DIRECT REPAIR AGREEMENT in order to be part  of the insurance company's list of "Preferred Repair Shops."

Direct  Repair is sold to you as a convenience, but the truth is direct repair  programs are nothing more than a discount program created BY insurance  companies FOR insurance companies. When a collision repair shop signs a  DIRECT REPAIR AGREEMENT the shop agrees to promote the insurance  company's best interests...NOT YOURS.  Direct Repair Program shops often  agree to write all estimates using imitation or salvage parts and,  perhaps most importantly, they agree to make concessions on your behalf  without your knowledge. The repairs done at a DRP facility your  insurance company "recommends" are usually deeply discounted and often  shoddy repairs that you paid full price for when you paid your insurance  premium.