Combs Collision & Body Shops

Absolutely! We are a full-service auto body repair shop providing custom paint, oil changes, engine diagnostics, and detailing services in addition to our auto body repair work.

We know you want your vehicle back as soon as possible. So we make every effort to ensure your vehicle is repaired quickly, but exactly how long is determined by the amount and severity of the damage. It also greatly depends on the type of vehicle as well as the availability of parts. More common cars will have parts that are more readily available. Sometimes, when the repair work begins, other damaged parts are revealed. We give you the option to check your repair status through our website.

Yes. We have a long-standing partnership with Enterprise rent-a-car. We make it easy.

No. Ohio law allows you to choose. Your insurance provider may require that you get your first estimate from an in-network shop, but you are free to take that estimate to any shop of your choosing to complete the repair. For those not insured by USAA, Nationwide, State Farm, and Farmers; we hope we can earn your business.

It’s a common notion that insurance companies require you to get more than one estimate when looking for repair work outside of their network of Direct Repair Program shops. This is simply not required, but getting your vehicle repaired outside of their network can cause issues. We go into this in more detail under our insurance partners page click here. That said, you are free to choose any reputable repair provider you want, it is actually illegal for insurance companies to “steer” you, or force you to use a shop in their network, but they will explain the benefits of staying in their network and let you make the choice on your own. It’s our job to provide excellent customer service along with damage reports and estimated costs to earn your business, regardless of your insurance provider.

A DRP, is the contractual partnership between an insurance company and body shop. This means both parties trust each other and reach a mutually beneficial agreement, not only for ourselves and the insurance company, but also for our shared mutual customers. This means when we find additional damage during a repair, we know our partnered insurance company trusts us to proceed with repairs without having to wait for an adjuster to manually review our estimate, labor, parts, and supporting photos.

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