Bumper repair and replacement with a repair-first approach that saves you money when the damage allows it.
Bumpers absorb a lot of the everyday damage a vehicle takes on — parking lot scrapes, low-speed impacts, road debris — and in many cases the damage looks worse than it actually is. We inspect every damaged bumper to determine whether it can be repaired or needs to be replaced, and we default to repair when it can be done safely and the finished result will hold up.
Bumper covers are plastic, which means cracks, punctures and deep gouges behave differently than the sheet metal elsewhere on your car. Our repair process accounts for that, using the right materials and prep for a repair that flexes and finishes the way the original part does.
Repair of cracked or punctured bumper covers using plastic-specific repair methods.
Sanding, filling and refinishing for surface-level bumper damage.
Full bumper replacement when damage is too extensive to repair safely.
Computerized color matching so a repaired or replaced bumper blends with the rest of the vehicle.
Careful removal and reinstallation of parking sensors and cameras mounted in the bumper.
Repair or replacement of damaged mounting brackets so the bumper sits properly.
We start by inspecting the bumper cover and the brackets and reinforcement bar behind it — damage to the mounting points or the bar itself often changes whether repair is the right call. If repair is viable, we fill and reshape the damaged area, then blend the color match into surrounding panels so there's no visible line between old and new paint.
If your bumper has sensors, a camera or parking assist hardware built in, we handle removal and reinstallation carefully so those systems keep working correctly after the repair.
In many cases, yes. Cracks, scrapes and dents in the plastic bumper cover can often be repaired and refinished, which is typically less expensive than full replacement. Severe damage or damage to the mounting brackets may require replacement.
Cost depends on the extent of damage, whether sensors or a camera are involved, and repair versus replacement. We provide a detailed estimate after inspecting the vehicle.
Yes, we use computerized color matching and blend the paint into surrounding panels so the repair isn't visible.