Scheduling Auto Body Repair
Scheduling auto body repair at Nu Way Car Center is pretty easy. Customers are either self-pay or have filed an insurance claim for repairs. Scheduling and drop off for repairs, in either situation are rather similar. Since customers have busy lives we strive to make the auto body repair process stress free. And to make […]
Is my insurance estimate too low?
After receiving and reviewing an insurance estimate for vehicle damage you may think it’s too low. But don’t worry, it probably is. 99% of insurance estimates written are too low. Keep in mind that insurance estimates are preliminary. Insurance appraisers can only write estimates for damages that are visible. Choose Nu Way Car Center in […]
Choosing an auto body repair shop
Choosing an auto body repair shop is stressful. You have driven by shops not taking note because you did not need auto body repair at the time. After being involved in an accident you will try to remember these shops. You wonder which of these shops are certified and trained properly in auto body repair. […]
Understanding insurance deductibles
Understanding insurance claim deductibles can be a bit confusing. Many of our customers have questions regarding their deductibles and ask us to explain the process to them. We have outlined how the insurance claims deductible works. For example, your insurance company will write a repair order for the damages to your vehicle. If the total […]
How Does Paintless Dent Repair Work?
When it comes to auto body damage, shallow dents are typically on the minor end of things. Whether from hail, a minor fender bender, or a flying object of some sort, most dents are not a huge deal and can be repaired easily. In most cases, shallow dents affect the outer layer of the car […]
The Dangers of Driving With a Cracked Windshield
No matter how long you’ve been driving, seeing a piece of gravel fly at your windshield and leave a small knick is always cringe-inducing. Windshield damage is one of the most common occurrences and is usually caused by flying rocks or other airborne debris kicked up by the wheels of other vehicles on the road. […]
