Collision & Body Work

Collision repair, insurance-coordinated end-to-end.

Insurance claim coordination, OEM body panel sourcing, factory paint matching for European pearl and metallic finishes, frame straightening, aluminum body work for Range Rover and Jaguar, full ADAS recalibration after the repair. We handle the process from estimate to final delivery.

All insurance accepted OEM body panels Factory paint match
32yrFamily-run since 1993
45+Yrs ASE European experience
48mo/48kParts + labor warranty
BoschCertified shop
PACNationwide warranty network

If any of this sounds familiar

Insurance-network shops cut every corner they can on European cars — and you live with it.

Insurance "preferred" shops are preferred because they save the insurance company money — not because they restore your car correctly. Aftermarket panels, generic paint, skipped ADAS recalibration. Here’s what we see most often when those repairs come back to us.

“My insurance steered me to their network shop.”

Steering vs. your right to choose

Florida law gives you the right to choose your repair shop. The insurance company can recommend, but they cannot require. Pick the shop that will use OEM parts and factory procedures.

“The paint match looks off in sunlight.”

Paint matching on European finishes

Mercedes Designo, BMW Frozen, Audi Pearl, Range Rover Premium — these tri-coat and pearl finishes need factory color formulas + spray sequence to match. Generic body shops can’t.

“My Range Rover is aluminum — most shops can’t work on it.”

Aluminum body work specialization

Range Rover, Sport, Velar, F-Pace, F-Type, and most Jaguar bodies are aluminum. Aluminum requires dedicated tools, separate work area, and specific welding equipment. We’re set up for it.

“Lane-keep doesn’t work right after the bumper repair.”

Skipped ADAS recalibration

Front + rear bumper sensors, forward-camera, blind-spot radar — all need recalibration after collision repair. Most insurance-network shops skip it. We do it as standard.

Our approach

OEM panels. Factory paint. Full ADAS recalibration.

The insurance company’s job is to settle the claim cheaply. The "preferred" or "network" shop’s job is to keep that flow happening. The result on your car: aftermarket body panels (cheaper but worse fit + safety), generic single-stage paint (cheaper but won’t match metallics), and skipped ADAS recalibration ("dealer can do it" — they won’t).

Our approach is different: we work with all insurance companies but we don’t cut corners on your car. OEM body panels (sourced + invoiced through your claim, same as any other approved repair), factory paint formulas (Mercedes XENTRY paint code, BMW Color Standards, Audi Color Cube, Land Rover RAL match), aluminum-certified work for Range Rover and Jaguar, and full ADAS recalibration before we hand the keys back. We coordinate with your adjuster directly so you don’t do it.

  • OEM body panels on every job — we negotiate with the adjuster directly to get them approved
  • Factory paint formulas + tri-coat / pearl spray sequence for European finishes
  • Frame straightening on a calibrated bench — not "good enough" tape measure
  • Aluminum body work for Range Rover, Sport, Velar, F-Pace, F-Type, Jaguar XF/XJ
  • ADAS recalibration after the repair — lane-keep, adaptive cruise, blind-spot, front/rear cameras, radar

Scope of work

Every category of European collision & body work, under one roof.

Eight collision and body-work categories — from a small parking-lot dent through full structural repair after a major collision.

01

Insurance claim coordination

We work with all insurance companies. Estimate prep, supplement filing, OEM-parts negotiation, daily status updates — we handle the back-and-forth so you don’t.

02

OEM body panel sourcing

Hood, fender, door, quarter, bumper covers, headlight + taillight assemblies. OEM-only on every job — we won’t install aftermarket on a European car.

03

Frame straightening & alignment

Calibrated frame bench with measurement points to factory spec. Post-repair alignment to verify drivetrain and suspension geometry.

04

Paint matching & full repaint

Factory paint codes, tri-coat / pearl / metallic spray sequence. Color match verified under multiple lighting conditions. Clear-coat blend into adjacent panels for invisible repairs.

05

Aluminum body work

Range Rover, Sport, Velar, F-Pace, F-Type, Jaguar XF/XJ aluminum-bodied repair. Dedicated aluminum work area + welding equipment + technicians.

06

Bumper & trim repair

Bumper-cover repair (when economical) or replacement, plastic trim repair, chrome and brightwork restoration, badge replacement.

07

Glass replacement & ADAS recal

Windshield, side, and rear glass replacement. ADAS camera recalibration (static + dynamic) is required after windshield replacement — we do it before the car leaves.

08

Detailing & post-repair delivery

Full detail before delivery (interior + exterior + paint correction on adjacent panels). Walk-through inspection with you before you take the keys.

How a collision repair goes

Five steps. Start to finish, coordinated.

From the moment you call to the moment you drive out, here’s what to expect — and what you walk away with at every step.

01

Call + free estimate

Call (561) 395-5566 or request a quote. Bring the car (or we arrange flatbed pickup). Free estimate within one business day.

02

Insurance coordination

We file the estimate with your insurance, negotiate OEM parts approval, and handle supplements as needed. You don’t deal with the adjuster.

03

OEM parts + paint quote

Itemized parts list with OEM part numbers + paint formula. You approve before any work begins. Rental coordination if needed.

04

Repair + paint + recalibrate

Frame work, panel install, paint and clear coat, ADAS recalibration. Daily status updates so you know exactly where the car is.

05

Delivery + warranty

Detailed before delivery, walk-through inspection with you, 48-month / 48,000-mile warranty on the body work. Honored at PAC Community shops nationwide.

Marques we service for collision & body work

All marques →

How we’re different

What you actually get, line by line, vs. the insurance-network shop.

Insurance "preferred" shops cut corners on parts, paint, and ADAS to keep their network status. Here’s the row-by-row comparison.

What you’re paying forInsurance-network shopBoca Autohaus
Body panels×Aftermarket / "alternative" partsOEM only — negotiated through your claim
Paint formula×Generic single-stage matchFactory codes (XENTRY, BMW Color Standards, Audi Color Cube)
Tri-coat / pearl handling×"Looks close enough"Factory spray sequence + multi-light verification
Aluminum body work×"We can’t do aluminum"Dedicated aluminum work area + tools + welding
Frame straightening×Tape-measure checkCalibrated frame bench to factory measurement points
ADAS recalibration×"Dealer can do it"Static + dynamic recalibration before delivery
Insurance coordination×"Network" shop — insurance-friendlyWe negotiate WITH the adjuster, not for them
Warranty×Often 1 yr or shop-discretion48 mo / 48k parts & labor, nationwide PAC network

What it costs

Collision repair pricing is insurance-coordinated.

For most collision work, the cost to you is your deductible — the rest is between us and your insurance company. We file the estimate, negotiate OEM parts approval, handle supplements when we find additional damage during disassembly, and coordinate the repair start-to-finish.

For uninsured claims (older cars, "I’d rather pay out of pocket than file a claim"), we quote itemized: parts, paint, labor, recalibration. Quote good for 30 days, no work without your line-by-line approval.

Free estimates either way — bring the car or we’ll arrange flatbed pickup within South Florida.

Estimate

Free insurance-coordinated start-to-finish

We work with all insurance companies. Florida law gives you the right to choose your repair shop — you don’t have to use the insurance "network" shop.

See published labor rates and starting prices for oil, alignment, brake, and diagnostics.

Frequently asked

Collision-repair questions, answered straight.

The seven questions we’re most often asked about collision and body work — with the real answers.

Can I choose my own collision repair shop?

Yes. Florida law (627.7295 and related) explicitly gives you the right to choose your repair shop. The insurance company can recommend, but they cannot require you to use a "preferred" or "network" shop. If your adjuster pressures you, push back — or have us push back for you.

The "network" shops are network shops because they accept lower payouts in exchange for volume. That cost saving comes out of your repair quality.

Will you work with my insurance company?

Yes — all of them. State Farm, Geico, Progressive, Allstate, USAA, Liberty Mutual, Travelers, and the European-car-friendly carriers (Chubb, Hagerty, Pure). We file the initial estimate, negotiate OEM parts approval, handle supplements when we find additional damage during disassembly, and coordinate daily status updates.

You don’t deal with the adjuster — we do that for you.

Why does paint matching matter on European cars?

European premium finishes (Mercedes Designo, BMW Frozen / Individual, Audi Pearl Effect, Range Rover Premium, Porsche Special Wishes) are tri-coat or quad-coat formulations. The base coat, mid-coat, pearl/effect coat, and clear coat each have specific spray sequences and angles. Generic single-stage matching can’t replicate them.

The result of a wrong match is obvious in sunlight — the repaired panel reads slightly off-color compared to adjacent factory panels. We use factory color codes and the proper spray sequence so the match is invisible under any lighting.

Can you work on aluminum body panels?

Yes. Range Rover, Sport, Velar, F-Pace, F-Type, Jaguar XF, and Jaguar XJ are predominantly aluminum-bodied. Aluminum work requires dedicated equipment (separate work area to prevent steel cross-contamination, aluminum-specific welder, dedicated tools) and trained technicians. We’re set up for it.

Most general-market body shops aren’t. If you have an aluminum-bodied vehicle and a shop says "we can do it," ask whether they have a separate aluminum work area — if not, the repair will fail eventually.

What is ADAS recalibration and why is it required?

ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems) include lane-keep, adaptive cruise, automatic emergency braking, blind-spot monitoring, and parking assist. They depend on cameras (usually behind the windshield + in the front bumper) and radar (usually in the front grille + rear bumper) being precisely aligned to the car’s geometry.

After collision repair — especially anything involving the windshield, front bumper, suspension, or alignment — those sensors need recalibration. Skipping it means the lane-keep is off by a degree, the adaptive cruise reads distances wrong, the automatic emergency braking triggers late. We do static + dynamic recalibration before delivery.

How long does collision repair take?

Cosmetic damage (single panel, no frame work, no airbags): 5–10 business days depending on parts lead time. Mid-scope damage (multiple panels, possible frame work, no airbags): 10–20 business days. Major damage (airbags deployed, structural repair, full repaint, ADAS work): 4–8 weeks.

The biggest variable is OEM parts lead time — some European panels are 3–6 weeks from the manufacturer. We’ll commit to a firm timeline once we have parts ETAs and update you daily as the repair progresses.

Do you handle small cosmetic dents and scratches?

Yes — parking-lot dents, shopping-cart dings, deep scratches, and clear-coat scuffs. Many small dents are repairable via paintless dent removal (PDR) without paint work. Deeper damage gets the full bumper-or-panel paint treatment with factory color match.

For these out-of-pocket cosmetic jobs, we quote itemized before any work begins. Most parking-lot dent jobs are in the $400–$1,200 range depending on size, location, and whether paint is needed.

Bring us your collision repair for a free estimate.

Tell us the year, make, model, and what happened. We’ll inspect the damage free, file with your insurance (if you have a claim), and coordinate the repair start-to-finish.