Had taken great precautions to avoid any dings in parking lots by parking far and away from the…read morefront door of any business or office but wouldn't you know it, some inconsiderate slob at the Home Depot on N.Pleastantburg sent their shopping cart crashing into our new car. It left a mean ding and I was shocked that someone could do that with my car being parked so far from shopping cart stalls or parked cars. it most certainly was intentional . Now that explains the ding but now onto the remedy. It was much easier than anticipated. I read all the positive reviews for this shop so I decided to go with Expectations. Doug was exceptional in both communication and workmanship and at such a very fair price. Our car looks great once again. i would highly recommend Expectations Paintless Dent Removel and will always return if that same inconsiderate slob hits our car again. Glad we found Doug. He is a fine gentleman with great expertise, ethics, and results.

From the owner: Removal of dents and hail damage to vehicles.read more

Paul at PKs Garage is a fabulous guy and his knowledge and skill set for repairing Classic car is…read moretruly a rare find. My 1957 Corvette is in the best hands possible. Thanks again Paul for taking care of my baby.

I have a 1998 Saab 900 Turbo ragtop -- with 125,000 miles, from a company long gone, and so often…read morehard to service. And then found Paul who it turns out is famous in the Asheville area for classic car / muscle car restoration. He also repairs European cars of all kinds; is thorough, careful, reasonable, and always comes up with a range of options. It's a family business, and if your repair is going to take an hour or two, and if Jackie has a minute, she'll offer to run you up to Maggie Valley to the Organic Beans Coffee Company, which has cable TV and WIFI, blues in the background and legendary pies. It has the genuine charm that Starbucks would like to have. And then Jackie will come fetch you and you come away feeling that you didn't just get your car fixed but you had a really pleasant experience.

Stranded in Gatlinburg while on vacation - My alternator broke after hours Saturday night and there…read morewere no shops open to save me. My tow truck operator made a phone call and Richard from Autoworks agreed to stay open late and replace my alternator. He was extremely professional, very accommodating and understood my need to get home. The price was more than reasonable and I was on my way home an hour after arriving at his shop. He even helped another poor guy that pulled up while he was working on my car. He stayed open until 8pm for me on a Saturday night and did great work. Thanks Richard and Autoworks for getting myself and the family home safe, truly a lifesaver for not making wait around all weekend for an open shop.

A + service! After our van breaking down on the side of the road by the grace of God we made it to…read moreyour shop and you stopped what you were doing to fit us right in and helped us get back on our path home to Ohio! God bless ya'll and your business.

After making a 2 hour trek from Greensboro to Shelby, we thought we had found the perfect shop to…read morecomplete the sheet metal on our project car. Having discussed the details and paid a $500 deposit, we had the car delivered to their shop. The work was promised within 6 months, and we were excited about getting the work done so that we could send it to the paint shop. Six months came and went, but we saw no photos or verification of work done. We then received another invoice, this one for $2000. We requested photos. Three were received, and we were shocked to see that the car had been disassembled, both rear quarter panels had been cut off, and the entire (perfectly good) roof had been cut off! Within a couple days we showed up at Corbett's shop to see the car for the first time in 7 months. At that point we had spent $5000 in labor, and another $950 for a quarter panel. Less than 10% of the work had been done. Simple math told us that this shop would be charging us $50-75,000 for labor alone, and thousands more for fabrication. We asked that the shop cease work. A week later, on February 15, 2022 we loaded the car onto a trailer, full of fenders, quarter panels, bumpers, doors, etc. Before we finished loading, I was presented with another bill for $1500. Although I did not authorize the roof being cut off, I was charged for it. The invoice included another $500 for welding it back on...apparently a big moneymaker for this shop. I asked what the extra $1000 was for. When it was pointed out to me, the work was negligible...it resembled a 2 hour job @ 75.00 an hour. I thought my $10,000 would buy a lot of welding and fabrication. It did not. $7000 was spent at their shop. For that I lost 7 months of time as well as having to put a car back in my garage that was disassembled, cut up, with virtually no work actually being done. Michael obviously pegged me as someone he could continue to extract money from, and finding tidbit reasons to charge me. The hours billed in no way parallel the amount of work actually done. If that is not the case, their crew is the slowest on Planet Earth. This shop has no conscience, with the objective of doing the least possible and charging the most a customer is willing to tolerate. The bad news: a loss of 7k cash, a cut up disassembled car, and virtually no work done. The good news: lesson learned.

Stay away! Horrific experience! We started a restoration project in August 2016 and I was told…read morethat the project would be complete in Spring 2017. Two years later, we spent more than three times the discussed budget only to find out that the project was far from complete, poorly fabricated, unsafe, and useless. Due to Corbetts Auto Restoration / Fabbit Customs negligence, inexperience, and ineptness we had to start the project from the beginning with a reliable shop. We are currently seeking punitive damages.