Subaru Certified Collision Repair

Subaru Certified Collision Centers must meet requirements the manufacturer sets and audits.

Subaru says every certified collision center must hold an industry leading certification to be in the network. That standing has to stay current.

Subaru evaluates certified centers every year to confirm they have the right tools and equipment. It also performs on site assessments twice a year. Those assessments review the quality of work performed, including the safety of shop staff and technicians.

Certification is one layer of the collision repair services we provide for every customer.

Subaru requires a multipoint safety inspection before a vehicle leaves a certified center. The inspection covers the occupant safety systems and the structural integrity of the vehicle. Calibration of Subaru EyeSight driver assist technology is part of the certified work as well.

A repair that moves sensors, glass, or structural components can change what the system sees. Calibration follows the procedure Subaru publishes for your model.

Certified centers have direct access to Genuine Subaru Collision Parts for replacement work. Subaru states that those parts help return your vehicle with the protective capabilities it had before the collision. Our certified shops make OEM parts a priority for replacement components.

When you choose to work with our Subaru certified body shop, you choose to work with a company that prides itself on getting our customers back on the road safely and efficiently. We know the trauma and stress an accident can put on your life, and we do everything in our power to make sure your experience is as enjoyable as possible.