My car went to accident, and my hoop don't even open. and won't start
Trans: I had an accident. Now the hood won't open and the car won't start.
And I insurance company sent a woman come, she worte a estimate without open the hood, because she can't open the hood doesn't mean inside the car is fine. And she won't try to open it. Now she said they will only pay the repair for the bumper(base on what she see)
she didn't even write the estimate for the repair of the hood.
Trans: My insurance company sent an adjuster out to look at the car. She could not open the hood and therefore could not estimate what damage there might be in the engine bay.
So I want to have a most expensive shop. Does anyone know about that?
Which car repiar shop is most expensive? I would appeciate your help.
Trans: I live in Washington State, near Lakewood and would like recommendations of a good, professional bodyshop in that area. One that has worked w/insurance companies before and knows how to negotiate additional damage once the car is in their shop.
Does Anyone here know of such a shop?
Any assistance in the matter would be appreciated. Thank you.

 

Are you looking for a shop in Moose Jaw, Kalamazoo, Quetchehueca, Christ Church, Nairobi, Kortrijk, or some other locality?

 

Did I correctly guess what you are asking?

If so, be aware that additional repairs are often found once the car is in the bodyshop. ANY bodyshop/shop manager worth his/her salt will get on the telephone with your adjuster, explain the additional damages found and a deal for the work will be made for you. In some cases, usually extreme, the adjuster may want to visit the shop to see for him/herself... verify the work actually needs doing.

You are too worried. Don't lose sleep over this.
Call some reputable bodyshops in your area (NOT to the ones the insurance companies recommend,) explain the situation and let the chips fall where they may. Reputible bodyshop's ALWAYS warrant their work. If they don't, find a different shop. Simple as that.
OK?

 

Oh Richard, now I'm really impressed; you can read minds too.

 

In spite of what you might think, there IS a strategy to my madness.