Photo estimating provides a simple way to start your repair without needing to bring the vehicle in immediately. You send us clear pictures of the damage, and our team examines the images to understand what areas were affected. Once the photos are reviewed, we prepare an initial estimate and outline the next steps involved.
Photo-based estimates can help identify the following:
Our technicians carefully review the photos, examining angles, reflections, and surrounding components to gain a comprehensive understanding of the damage. While some repairs require an in-person inspection for full accuracy, photo estimating enables us to provide a general outline of the repair before you arrive.
We also use photo estimates to coordinate with insurance providers. If the repair is being processed through insurance, we assist in preparing the necessary images and documentation to support the claim.
Certain types of damage, especially those involving structural areas or deeper impact points, need a hands-on inspection before a final estimate can be given. If we determine that your vehicle requires an in-person evaluation, we will explain the reason and schedule a visit that fits your availability.
Center Collision offers photo estimating to make the process easier for customers who need quick answers. We explain what we see in the images, outline the estimated work, and clarify whether further inspection is required. Drivers seeking a convenient way to initiate repairs often utilize our photo estimating service before scheduling their in-person repair appointment.
Customers searching for a collision repair center appreciate that this option provides a way to initiate the process even when they cannot bring their vehicle in immediately.
You can contact us at any time to begin. Our team will review your photos, prepare an estimate, and outline the next steps for your repair.
Clear images from multiple angles help us assess the damage more effectively. We recommend including close-up shots and wider shots that show the surrounding areas.
Photo estimates are preliminary. Some damage may not be visible in pictures, so a full inspection may be required before the final estimate is completed.
Yes. Many insurance providers accept photo-based documentation, and we help prepare and submit the necessary images if your claim meets the qualifications.
Most photo estimates are reviewed within a short period after we receive the images. We will notify you when the review is complete and provide an estimated work breakdown.