I trusted Mr. Dean Moore to fix the fender on my car. I paid Mr. Moore…read more$535.00 to reattach the fender.The work was totally unsatisfactory. He then told me if I wanted it fixed right it would cost another $800 plus. I would never ever recommend this dealer to anyone!!!

Hands down, simply THE best experience I have ever had with an Auto Body shop. My Dodge Ram 2500…read moregot rear ended by a landscaper driving a way too small truck, pulling a way too big trailer full of road base. plowed into my bumper, tailgate, and rear bed panel. Mild satisfaction that my heavy duty hitch went through his radiator like a hot knife through butter, but I digress. Dean and his team at Moore's (who, incidentally, have been in business something like forty years - you don't survive this industry doing bad work), did a stunning job of fixing the truck, matching the paint, and oh by the way cleaning the truck prior to me picking it up! (who does that, these days?!!). Dean kept me informed during the whole insurance estimate, parts ordering, and work performance process. He also 'went to bat' for me on a part that insurance initially wanted a used replacement on. He got me a new part, and I'm glad he did - after seeing the repair, I am pretty sure the used route would not have looked right. Overall, customer service, process management, and repair were all exceptional! I highly recommend you go see Dean and the team at Moore's for any auto body needs that arise. You won't be disappointed!

As an ex employee there, I have insight to the inner workings here. In my opinion, they are quite a…read moreshady business. I have seen more padded estimates there than i have ever seen. They write to replace a roof skin when any other shop would have 6-7 hours of repair on it, replace a quarter panel for fairly minor damage, replace undamaged headlights and taillights and other parts and then there is a guy who comes in and buys the old headlights and taillights. And as a tech, any time I would point out these things, the production manager would go off on me. I would let my supervisor know of this and nothing ever happened about it. I was finally let go because they overheard that I was looking elsewhere, and they lied to the unemployment insurance which I will be looking in to an attorney. Also they paid me significantly less than they promised me when I moved out here from Minnesota plus no 401k like i was assured of. And now I find out a friend of mine had his Tacoma fixed there and as he says, they did him dirty. Supposedly replaced the grille and headlight with nee parts but he found out they were glued together. All in all, the shadiest place I have had the misfortune of dealing with. I ABSOLUTELY stand by this statement about this place and I honestly expect there to be threats and attempted repercussions for this but there is definitely a paper trail to validate my claims They even have gone so far as to contact my present employer and disparage me literally monntgs after I left there... I guess the fact that they have basically no insurance adjusters to keep them honest really shows the lack of character of this family... when they feel the need to bombard the people with their embarrassing radio commercials several times an hour, Bellering on how "Superior" they are, probably should consider bringing your vehicle elsewhere...

Dealt with a guy that told me twice that they only remove parts from the vehicle and paint them and…read moreput them back on with no blending from new to Old parts. He also told me that they don't mask off anyting. Then he tried to tell me they couldn't blend because I had a clear coat. And he forgot to contact me about having a part complete because he needed my approval and wanted me to pay for the extra repair. Kind of hard to believe he never heard of submitting you supplement to the insurance company. For the work that they did do was satisfactory. Their shortcomings came from the office.

I am grateful for the kind treatment I received at Simpson Brothers while in for routine…read moremaintenance. The receptionist was pleasant and professional. The technician had me in and out in short order. (I arrived late because I got lost, I'm new to GJ; but he took me in in spite of the time loss. I so appreciate him.) The waiting area is calm and nicely appointed. There was plenty of good reading material. They will be my auto-care specialists form now on.

They were able to do what I needed done in a very short time, and the final bill came in under the…read moreoriginal estimate. Very through. Professional and kind.

Don't go there!!! Here is my experience. I had a damaged tail gate on my car and left fender from a…read moresmall accident in a parking lot. Took my car to the bump shop for the repair. Gave him a sizable deposit for parts. 3 weeks later he was ready for my car HIs excuse why so long? "Waiting for parts". His estimate for completion was 4-5 days. It was there for 5 weeks. He lied about waiting on parts repeatedly. I'm convinced he spent my deposit on something else. After repeated calls, visits to his shop where most of them found the shop empty' too many messages and phones calls to count. So nearly 2 months after giving him a deposit, I go my car back, but he broke the Honda decals, so he said he needed to get new ones. Once again multiple calls, and fruitless trips to his shop and his repeated broken promises, nearly 4 weeks later I still don't have the 2 decals, (which I already paid for). The stress over this has been ridicules. It wasn't until I asked to just get my car back (which he wasn't going to return my $2000.00 deposit), that he slightly paid attention I threatened court. But then I when I asked to get my car back, he said he could return the parts to try to get my $2000.00 back, yet the excuses he kept using was that he was waiting for parts. If he had the parts, then why wasn't he getting the job done? So I asked if i could just pick up my car and I would also pick up the new parts.? Then i was ignored again. Working with him has truly been a nightmare. This entire experience has going on now since Jan. 29th 2026, today is 4/20/2026. Nearly 3 months, and it's not complete

I can't say enough positive things about my experience with The Bump Shop. Needed pretty major…read moredamage to the right front bumper ,fender and door. Dej John needed to match a pretty unusual color and did so to perfection. The passenger rear view mirror needed replaced and he worked tirelessly to find a replacement as it had unusual connections. We could not locate the correct mirror but found one that would work. I happened to get an email from E-bay informing me they had a mirror that was a salvage and it had the correct connections so I ordered it, took it to the Shop. It needed some genius to fix some broken parts (had to manufacture them himself) and then did not charge me for connecting and attaching the mirror. I would never go anywhere else for repair work and De John is the kindest person I have ever worked with.

I was looking online at a car for sale at a local GJ dealership. After a call to an another shop,…read morethey referred me to Hunter @ Antonellli's for a long distance pre-purchase inspection. I had an outstanding experience! Communication was clear, Hunter was flexible, and prompt, in getting the car in and inspected for me! He was always kind and also quite thorough. I felt confident about the condition of the car (especially since they specialize in keeping high mileage cars, like I drive, going and going well!) and my $165 was well spent! Thanks, Hunter, and Antonelli's!!!

I brought a Subaru Impreza to this shop in June 2026 to diagnose the cause of recurring oil drips…read morecoming from the engine/transmission area. The Antonelli's mechanic who inspected the car concluded that these drips were coming from a bad oil plug gasket, and coolant leaking from a "melted radiator" that would cost roughly $3,000 to replace. I authorized the mechanic to change the oil plug gasket and do an accompanying oil change (which they mishandled by overfilling the oil level), and then took the car to the local Subaru dealership. The Subaru dealership mechanic quickly traced the oil leaks to bad gaskets on the transmission check plug which cost $100 to fix. The radiator was perfectly fine. The dealership mechanic was at a loss as to how someone could have recommended replacing it. And the best part - oil was still seeping around the oil drain plug. The root cause of which was an aftermarket oil plug that some shop had installed years ago. It's a minor inconvenience I can live with until my next oil change. My advice - if you own a Subaru, avoid this shop at all costs. You'll be money ahead taking it to the local Subaru dealership instead.

The team at Scott's really did me a solid today and saved my tail. My car developed a suspicious…read moreand unsettling rattle as I approached town today on a Friday afternoon and most shops were closed for the weekend. The skid plate had come loose and was flopping around. I talked to Nick, who totally got the situation--I needed either parts and a repair or I needed a quickfix but I'd need my car to be ready to drive back to Denver tomorrow. I was already thinking through how I'd bail on my plans, but it was Nick to the rescue when he squeezed in my car's repair and I was back on schedule before dinner time. Thank you thank you thank you!

Hello: I was happy to find a shop to service my son's car. They made the scheduling and drop-off…read moreeasy and the service was performed quickly. A few months go by and the thermostat that they replaced failed. I contacted them to discuss this issue, but the car was now in the metro Denver area and not near Grand Junction. I had no choice, but to take to car to a local shop (1 .6 miles from my house) as the vehicle was leaking antifreeze profusely and overheating; There was no way for the car to make the 4 hour trip to Grand Junction. I discussed this with Scott's when this occurred initially and the Service Consultant was unaware of any process to follow for warranty other than to bring the vehicle back to their shop. After getting the thermostat replaced by the local shop I followed up with Scott's and after multiple emails and phone calls to discuss their warranty, I was now informed of their process. With this new story, there was no way to rewind what had already been repaired by the local shop. I submitted a copy of the invoice and asked for credit for the repair to be used at their shop in the future and was told that wasn't going to happen. I asked for a manager to call me to discuss this further and have yet to receive a call back after multiple calls and emails. Scott's: I understand that parts fail, but what I can't understand is how you let your customer service fail.

This guy did an ok job repairing my bumper but did not complete other work he agreed to do. When I…read morerequested to be reimbursed for the repair he didn't do he just said he never agreed to that which he did. I would not recommend going here.

A complete disaster. David did not do the work to an even remotely acceptable standard. He did not…read morepaint the car in a paint booth like he said he would and consequently every single panel is full of trash which is so deep it cannot be sanded out. There are also several runs and the finish is rough all over. I have to completely redo everything. He said he could sand and buff everything but given the lies and general poor standard, i paid for the materials and took my car.

Jan was amazing to work with. He was very informative and the end result was beautiful!read more

Excellent customer service. I'm a college students and I didn't have a ride home. They provided a…read moreride to my house and back without any additional charge. They are very helpful with recommendation and my final product of tint window was what I was looking for. Would recommend this place any time!