Auto body & paint shop · Nashville, Tennessee
Dents. Scratches. Collisions. Restored with precision.
Premium collision repair, dent removal, and flawless automotive refinishing in Nashville, Tennessee.
- Send photos for an estimate
- (629) 259-2361
- 2606 Foster Ave, Nashville
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What we repair
Auto body & paint shop services
From a single door ding to collision damage, every repair starts with a close look at the panel and an honest explanation of the options.
Collision RepairFender benders and moderate collision damage repaired, refinished and checked for fit.Learn more
Dent & Scratch RepairDoor dings, creases, key scratches and scuffs repaired to suit the depth of the damage.Learn more
Paintless Dent RepairDents reshaped without sanding or repainting when the paint is intact and the area is reachable.Learn more
Paint & RefinishingColor-matched panel refinishing, blending, clear coat, full repaints and color changes.Learn more
Bumper RepairScuffed, cracked, dented or torn plastic bumper covers repaired or replaced and refinished.Learn more
Fender RepairFender dents, creases and wheel-arch damage repaired, or a matched replacement panel fitted.Learn more
Hail Damage RepairHail dents on hoods, roofs and trunk lids repaired, mostly with paintless methods.Learn more
A door ding from a parking lot, a key scratch along the quarter panel, a bumper that met a post, or a fender pushed in by another car: this is the work we do every week at our shop on Foster Ave.
We look at the damage first, tell you what we see in plain words, and lay out the repair that fits it. Small dents can often be pushed out without paint. Scratches that cut through the clear coat need sanding, primer and color. Bigger hits need panels repaired or replaced and refinished. You get the reasoning behind each option before any work starts.
How an estimate works
- Send photos. Use the estimate request form to upload a few phone pictures of the damage, along with the year, make and model of your vehicle.
- We review them. We study the pictures, note which panels are involved and get back to you with questions or a first idea of the repair method.
- Visit the shop. Bring the vehicle to 2606 Foster Ave so we can inspect it in person, check for damage photos can miss, and prepare a written estimate.
- Repair. Once you approve the estimate, we schedule the work and keep you updated if we find anything new after panels come apart.
Straight answers
We explain what caused the damage pattern, what each repair involves and why we recommend one approach over another, so you can decide with the facts in hand.
Paint that matches
We match color to your vehicle’s paint code and to how the existing finish has aged, and we blend into neighboring panels when that gives a more even look.
Photos before a visit
Sending pictures first lets us tell you what kind of repair you are likely looking at before you plan a trip to the shop.
Repair or replace
When a panel or bumper cover can be fixed well, we say so. When replacement makes more sense, we explain why, panel by panel.
Fast appointment request
Book a time at the shop
Fill out the form and we will contact you to confirm a time. Prefer to send photos of the damage first? Use the photo estimate form.
Frequently asked questions
What affects the cost of auto body repair?
Cost depends on how many panels are involved, whether parts can be repaired or need replacing, how much refinishing and blending the color needs, and any hidden damage found once trim comes off. Photos give us a first idea; the written estimate comes after an in-person look.
Do you do both body work and paint?
Yes. Dent and panel repair, bumper repair and refinishing all happen at our Foster Ave shop, so body work and paint are planned as one job.
Can I get an estimate without coming in?
You can start one. Send photos with the estimate request form and we will contact you about the likely repair and next steps. A final written estimate is prepared once we see the vehicle.
Dent, scratch or collision damage?
Send a few photos of the damage with your estimate request, or call the shop to talk it through.

