The duties you need to perform after you have an accident are prescribed both by state law and by the terms of your contract.

• Obviously, the first thing you should do is make sure everyone is all right and call an ambulance if one is needed.
• Second, for most accidents in most states, the police should be notified.
• Third, you should give the other driver(s) involved in the accident your name, address, telephone number, and the name of your insurance company and/or your insurance agent. You also need to get this same information from the other driver(s).
• Fourth, at the first opportunity, you should contact either your insurance agent or your insurance company to notify them that you have been involved in an accident.
• Finally, there are a number of conditions in the insurance contract that you must satisfy in order to receive compensation from your insurer. For example, you need to cooperate with your insurer during any investigation undertaken during the claims settlement process. Failure to complete any of these actions can, and sometimes does, result in non-payment by your insurance company for losses that otherwise would have been covered.

Yes! Flecha Automotive will provide a FREE written estimate with no obligation! They will inspect your vehicle, review their findings, and share their knowledge and advice with you.

Overall painting is often a great choice for restoring the surface of older vehicles. An older car has undergone significant depreciation, and a complete repainting can actually increase its value. Spot painting is the best way to protect the value of newer vehicles. We only paint where necessary, exactly matching that paint for a seamless repair.

Yes. We take great pride in our ability to match factory finishes. Our expert technicians use the same paint and processes as the best dealers and body shops.

We'll get you back on the road quickly, usually in no more than three or four days.

Each vehicle is different, and when you bring yours in we'll help you select the right service based on how long you plan to keep it, its age and condition, and your budget.

Yes, but in most cases it's best to keep the current color. Painting the inside of the trunk lid, doors and hood is a time-consuming process and would add substantially to the cost.

Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) and I-CAR are training and certification associations for the collision repair industry. Look for these ASE and I-CAR logos which indicate that technicians at that facility are well trained and certified by these associations.