Absolutely terrible service, and hack jobs. Avoid like the plague, This is coming from someone whos been in the body and paint industry for over a decade.
Full disclosure, I am not the paying customer, but I am dealing with the results of their shoddy work, which they refuse to stand behind.
I bought a vehicle which had body/paint work done at Danny's just 3 months prior. The previous owner told me that the windshield they had installed started to leak but they took it back and Danny's "fixed it". Shortly after purchasing the windshield started leaking tons of water during a car wash. I removed the headliner to check for leaks and found where they had "fixed" it. Instead of removing and reinstalling the windshield correctly, they tried glopping urethane adhesive up in the cracks. This is NOT the correct way to fix a leak and it makes a much bigger mess. I took it to a local glass shop and they said they wouldn't work on it since it was such a mess. I called Danny's and they said to come in and they would need it for a day. I was happy they were going to stand behind their work and fix the mistake. After a few days without hearing back I called and they said they wouldn't fix it since I wasn't the original owner, even though it's work they did just 3 months ago. I explained that glass shops did not want to work on it and Joe responded with "Oh yeah, it's a mess, I wouldn't want to touch it either". He then told me they pay someone else to fix their glass so I figured they would have the glass installer come fix it at no cost to Danny's. He said they'd talk to the shop owner. I call the next day and he says have it in the shop and are working on it. After 2 weeks I call to see what the status is and I am informed that they will not be fixing it. They never once reached out to me, The car would have sat there for weeks or months if I did not keep calling. I show up to get it and it's covered in snow with a dead battery. As icing on the cake, the leak from the windshield started dripping on the radio and shorted out half of the buttons. I now have to buy hundreds of dollars worth of tools to do it myself, and hope I do not break the glass. Lastly I looked over the work order and found several hundred dollars worth of materials and labor they billed the last owner for that never got done. I guess they figured most people don't know how to read repair reports.
TL:DR: Beware of this shop, they do not stand behind their work, they have zero communication, and they will make mistakes that no other shop will want to correct. read more