Collision repair service near Ellicott City, MD

Fantastic job!! I did not even recognize my vehicle when I picked it up...& on top of everything they even gave it a wash. Very impressed.

Caution; be aware of Ourisman Volkswagen & Mazda of Rockville and their Collision Center. My vehicle was stolen from inside the shop with my own keys and totaled. They claim that they are not responsible for any damages that occurred. On Wednesday July 10, 2013, I dropped my car at the Ourisman Collision Center for a core support repair, they said it would take about one week. On Wednesday July 17, I received a call that my car had been stolen and given one version of events. I went to the shop on Thursday July 18, and was told a different version. According to the manager some one had removed a pane of glass from the bay door, opened the shop and walked through all the bays, about 4 or so, and found my Mini without a bumper. My keys were not left in the vehicle, but were placed on the techs toolbox. When the car was driven out of the shop, they closed the bay door and replaced the glass that they had removed. This happened some time Tuesday July 16. I got another surprise the next evening when I arrived home and found letter from D.C. Police Hit & Run Unit. My Mini was involved in a hit & run accident the night of Sunday July 14. I emailed a copy of the police report to Ourisman and called them the next day. They took a very long time responding to my email. Late in the day they sent an email to my insurance company According to consumer Affairs in Montgomery county the standard under the law is they should take reasonable care of your vehicle. They don't have to have alarms, lock boxes were they keep keys or cameras, so leaving keys is dangerous. You need to prove beyond a doubt that they were negligent. There is no protection, as a consumer, so I ask is this correct? I was lucky I have an amazing insurance company, and gold plated policy, they were great. But not all have this.

White Flint Collision Center is the name to keep in your phonebook for any type of auto repairs, especially those required as a result of an automobile accident. For more than 30 years, general manager John Joyce has led a team of specialists who share the same goals: old-fashioned service and complete customer satisfaction. Customers like knowing they have someone on their side, especially when it comes to dealing with auto repairs that are associated with insurance claims. We are a family business that treats customers like family. We want to develop long-term relations with every customer that walks through the door, and we work hard to achieve this goal by providing honest service and quality work at reasonable prices. It's no surprise that White Flint Collision Center inc. and its sister shop Auto Body Connection inc., located in Germantown, have grown mostly from referrals. It means a lot that the children of previous customers trusts us. Knowing you can enjoy complete peace of mind when you leave your insurance claims in the hands of our professionals. Their extensive experience dealing with insurance companies ensures that customers enjoy less stressful, more expeditious repairs. Such luxury is hard to find. What's more, these professionals use the latest collision repair technology to return the vehicle to pre-accident condition. A state of art frame machine aligns vehicles to original manufacturer specifications. Using the latest in paints and paint application systems can guarantee color matches on most vehicles. The list goes on and on. For mechanical repairs both these shops rank high as well. Technicians treat each vehicle like it was their own and use computer diagnostic equipment to ensure that problems are correctly repaired from the start. We also use genuine manufactures parts to ensure quality, and guarantee all work for as long as you own the vehicle. Isn't it time you enjoy this superior service that these specialists provide?

Do NOT use this auto body shop! Our nanny, who uses her car to drive our 2 and 4 yr old daughters around, was rear-ended by a person with Nationwide insurance and they referred her to this auto body shop (Ardmore is on their preferred auto repair shop list) for repairs to her car. When she got her car back she found empty beer bottles in her car, along with loose car parts in her trunk (nuts and bolts, etc). The door they were supposed to replace has a crack in it as well. This morning she took it to another Nationwide preferred auto repair shop and they confirmed that the entire repair job needed to be redone, that what they could see externally showed that where they were supposed to use an air gun to get the bolts back in, instead they put them in and hand tightened them. And that's just what they could see externally, along with the crack in the door they supposedly replaced. Which I guess is the quality you would expect from drunk repair men. We alerted Nationwide who is currently conducting a review of the situation (we recommended them being removed from their preferred list and not being paid for the "work" they did at the very least). We are also notifying the Better Business Bureau as well as writing reviews so as to alert possible future costumers. We have an attorney and police officer in our immediate family and are currently exploring options of having the bottles tested for prints/saliva to prove that they were not "already in the car" as the guys at the shop told her over the phone when she called about it. The manager at the shop, Anthony, has been extremely unhelpful and denied all wrong doing so clearly they have no plans to fire the idiots who worked on her car. It is unfortunate they do not understand the implications of a possible situation in which our daughters, or anyone else, would have been injured due to their negligence and the law suit that would follow.