Free written estimate
With the parts type stated, not buried.
Florida · Collision and cosmetic repair
Your car,
Your car,
so your choice of shop.
An insurer can recommend a repair shop. It cannot require one. If you are being told otherwise, that is worth knowing before the car goes anywhere.
- 2023trading since
- FLregistered shop
- Freewritten estimate
- Yoursthe choice of shop
What we do
Four services, estimated in writing
Nothing beyond the authorised estimate happens without a call. You choose the shop, not your insurer.
Estimates & insurance claims
A written estimate, and help understanding what the insurer's version actually says.
See the programStructural & panel repair
Panel replacement and structural repair, with alignment measured rather than judged by eye.
See the programRefinishing & colour matching
Preparation, painting and colour matching, with blending into adjacent panels where needed.
See the programPaintless dent removal
Dents worked out from behind the panel where the paint is undamaged.
See the program
How it works
How we work
Estimate in writing, say which parts are being used, measure structural work, and call before anything extra.
You authorise it
Nothing beyond the estimate without a call.
Repaired and measured
Structural alignment verified, not eyeballed.
Checked with you
In daylight, before you drive away.
Working together
Ways to get it repaired
Estimates are free. Parts and labour are itemised, and parts type is always identified.
Cosmetic repair
Scrapes, dents and single-panel damage.
- Free written estimate
- Paintless option assessed first
- Colour matched and blended
- Parts type stated
- Checked with you in daylight
Collision repair
Structural and multi-panel damage, insurance or private.
- Full strip before committing
- Alignment measured to specification
- Supplements raised before proceeding
- Insurer estimate explained line by line
- Re-measured before refinishing
Insurance claims
Help understanding what the insurer's estimate actually says.
- Your choice of shop, always
- Aftermarket parts identified
- Supplements documented
- We are not adjusters or advisers
- No pressure to use us
Every engagement is quoted after a free consultation. No subscription.
How we work
A Florida shop, and the choice is yours
Cuibas Body Shop LLC is a limited liability company registered in the State of Florida, document number L23000232502, filed in 2023. The shop is registered as a motor vehicle repair facility with FDACS under [FDACS MOTOR VEHICLE REPAIR REGISTRATION NUMBER].
You are entitled to a written estimate before work begins, to authorise anything beyond it, and to ask for your old parts back — ask before we start. You also choose where your vehicle is repaired; an insurer may recommend a shop but cannot require one. We are not adjusters, insurers or public adjusters and we give no advice on your policy coverage.
Frequently asked
The questions we get most
My insurer says I have to use their shop. Is that right?
No. An insurer can recommend a shop, and may have arrangements with some, but the choice of where your vehicle is repaired is yours.
Will the paint match exactly?
As closely as the process allows. New paint will not match a faded ten-year-old panel, which is why we blend into adjacent panels — and we will tell you when that is needed rather than letting you discover it outside.
Are you using new parts?
The estimate says which parts are new original equipment, aftermarket or recycled. Insurers often specify the cheaper options, so it is worth reading that line.
What is a supplement?
Hidden damage found once a panel comes off. We document it and get authorisation before continuing — we do not carry on and present a larger bill afterwards.
Can I get my old parts back?
Yes, if you ask before work starts. It is your right in Florida.
Can you just hammer the dent out?
Sometimes. If the paint is intact and the metal is not stretched, paintless removal is cheaper and keeps the factory finish. We will tell you honestly when it will not work.
Been in a collision?
A free written estimate, and an honest explanation of what the insurer's version says.