Deer strikes, rock hits and SH 78 fender benders · Lavon body shop · (000) 000-0000

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About Autobody Repairs Lavon

A collision shop for vehicles that work for a living, built around finding all of the damage, not just the part you can see.

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Why We Set Up in Lavon

Around the lake, vehicles cover long highway miles, tow boats and trailers and share the road with deer, gravel trucks and farm equipment. The damage that comes with that is different from city fender benders. It's often hidden, and it's often missed.

Autobody Repairs Lavon was set up to repair that kind of damage properly: take the bumper off, look behind it, repair what's broken and test the vehicle on the road before handing it back.

Those habits still guide every job, from a rock chip to a full front-end rebuild.

What We're Here For

To find all of the damage, repair it properly and send every vehicle back onto the road as safe and dependable as it was before.

How We Work

  • Look behind it

    Bumpers and panels off before the estimate is final.

  • Photos as proof

    Damage documented for you and your insurer.

  • Safety systems checked

    Sensors and cameras scanned and calibrated where needed.

  • Built for real use

    Trucks, SUVs and work vehicles repaired to keep working.

  • No upselling

    Wear items mentioned, never pushed.

  • Road test every time

    Driven and checked before pickup.

What Pickup Looks Like

Before you leave, we walk around the vehicle with you, show you what was repaired and replaced and mention anything we noticed that can wait. If something doesn't look or feel right, tell us while you're standing next to it.

Who We Serve

Drivers in Lavon, Wylie, Copeville, Farmersville, Nevada, Princeton, St. Paul and Lucas. See the service areas page for more.

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Have a Question First?

Call and ask. We're happy to explain what's likely involved before you decide anything.

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