Credentials that protect your car.
Certifications aren't decoration — they dictate the precise procedures, specialized tooling, and genuine parts we're authorized to use. Here is exactly what our credentials mean for your vehicle’s safety and resale value.
What our repair credentials mean
Training, tooling, documentation, and vehicle-specific procedures all contribute to a complete repair plan. Ask our team which credentials and procedures apply to your vehicle and the work it needs.
ICBC Repair Network
Repair-network participation that supports eligible claim handling, estimating, documentation, and repairs under current ICBC requirements.
I-CAR Gold Class
An industry training recognition focused on maintaining role-relevant collision repair knowledge across the shop.
Toyota Certified Collision
Approved procedures, OEM parts, and factory-standard repairs for Toyota and Lexus vehicles.
Kia Certified Collision
Manufacturer-approved structural and refinishing work that protects your Kia warranty.
Hyundai Certified Collision
OEM repair protocols and genuine parts for Hyundai and Genesis models.
Aluminum Repair Certified
Isolated aluminum bay, dedicated tooling, and welders trained for aluminum-bodied vehicles.
Nissan Certified
Factory-certified repairs using Nissan-approved repair procedures, genuine OEM parts, and advanced equipment to restore your vehicle to manufacturer standards.
OEC
Original Equipment Certified repairs using OEM parts, manufacturer-approved procedures, and advanced repair technology to ensure factory-quality results.