LAVA Auto Body did an excellent job on my Volvo XC60, fixing a softball sized deep dimple on my…read morepassenger rear door. They also cleaned my car (and I think polished it) before pickup. Bonus: They told me it would five days to do the work, but was done in three and at a fair and very reasonable price. An excellent experience all in all.

Highly recommend Lava! They made an unpleasant experience rather pleasant after I got into a fender…read morebender. Tom was wonderful to work with. They were very responsive, kind, thorough, efficient and did an excellent job with the repair. When I went to pick up, the car was cleaner than it's been in a long time- interior and exterior! They even gave me a nice free tshirt. We will definitely return if we find ourselves in need of an auto body shop again. Great business!

Roan's Autobody did a real bang up job ( pun intended) on the installation of Kuat bike rack. Paul…read morefrom the bike store suggested I get in touch with Roans for the hitch receiver installation. Price was right and they got it done in a few hours. Highly recommend.

Fixed a coil in my engine the same day at a great price when I was in a pinch. Customer service was…read moretop tier and technician was extremely knowledgeable.

Service was great and had my car completed when promised. Car window worked like new. Very friendly…read moreand easy to work with. would highly recommend..

Service was great and had my car completed when promised. Car looked brand new…read more Friendly and easy to work with!

Michael's was recommended to me by Dix Honda in State College. The passenger door of our 1996 Honda…read morewould not open after a fender bender. I drove to Michael's for an estimate. Michael looked at it and said that he could fix it then and there. 15 minutes later it was done. When I asked him how much I owed him he said no charge. No charge - I was shocked. His reasoning was that I had driven a little way to get there and that it was his lunchtime. Even if I had paid I would be writing this review. From the first moment of our phone conversation to the time I waved goodbye, Michael's friendly and helpful tone is the kind of business I want to support.

I was initially referred to Michael's by Dix Honda when our Accord had a minor tangle with the…read moregarage door. They did a great job, fixed it fast and easy. Fast forward two years - our new Accord lost a fight with a parked truck....they came over within hours to look at the damage and send an estimate to my insurance company the same day. Two days later, the insurance adjuster agreed with the estimate and I had a check two days after that. A week later, my car is good as new - fabulous work, wonderful customer service, great staff! I would prefer to just refer friends and family to them in the future - but if I need body work, they are my choice hands-down!

I got in an accident with my 2016 Jetta. It was completely smashed. i called in and spoke with…read morecourtney who was very pleasing and friendly to speak with. Ed the manager wrote my estimate up and made me feel very optimistic and confident that my car was in safe hands. They work with you on scheduling and rental cars. They take the time to make sure your needs are met and in a efficient manner. They got my car fixed in a weeks time and it looked brand new, like nothing ever happened to it. Overall it was a very pleasant experience. Ed and courtney are amazing at what they do. I will definitely reccommend Greensburg Collision for any collision and body repair. I will be referring them to all my friends and family.

Had a positive experience at Greensburg Collision. Both the manager and the office receptionist…read morewere helpful, friendly and efficient. Excellent job on the repair plus they included a carwash!

I got hit in a parking lot and stopped here so Joel could do an estimate. He got me scheduled and…read moreparts ordered for our 2023 Escalade. Rear bumper and exhaust tip was damaged. Well I picked it up today 4 days later and it looks amazing, all washed and shiny ready for the summer. They did great work and the quickness was the best!

I took my car in for minor paint touch up on one bumper. My repair was estimated to be completed…read morein 3 days. At the end of 3 days, I had to call and wait on hold for 10 minutes to find out that it wasn't complete and "might" be done tomorrow. The next day, I called again after not hearing from them, to be told it still wasn't done but again "might" be done tomorrow. Finally, on the 5th day, my car was finally done. Every phone contact I had with them, I was treated like I was frustrating them by calling in to check when my car would be done, even though it was past the estimate. The resulting paint job was ok, with a small blemish in the new paint. The bigger issue, however, was that there were new scratches on the back of the car that weren't there before I took it in. I plan to pursue this, but am so far unsatisfied with both the customer service and outcome.

I called to discuss a "hit and run" repair to my SUV - rear tail light and fender / bumper damage…read more The person answering the phone indicated that the insurance company I have "does their own estimates." I called my insurance company before calling GW - who was recommended by my insurance company! So, my insurance company refers me to GW and GW states that the insurance company needs to do the estimate. When I explained, she stated, "estimates are $100.00." So, which is it - they don't do estimates for my insurance company OR they do them and charge for them OR ???????????? Don't waste your time nor be treated rudely by this company. If they work on cars they way they treat customers, chance are it won't be done correctly. What a disappointment!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Chris G.

After a pothole on I-84 punched the right rear shock mount right through the wheel well in our Ford…read moreEscape, we had no luck finding anyone willing to do the repair. Everyone we took it to just scratched their head and said, "Jeez, I don't know. Maybe you should just get a new car." Eventually we ran into someone who had been through the same scenario. "Don Musser is the guy I took it to," he told us. We got his phone number, called to give him an idea of what to expect, and asked for a ballpark estimate. The number he gave us seemed reasonable, but I prepared myself to expect the final bill to be higher than his estimate. I know enough about bodywork to know this wasn't going to be a quick and easy job. It wasn't simply cutting out the bad metal and welding on plate, then finishwork (which is a lot of work by itself). This repair meant fabricating a new shock mounting plate with all sorts of profile precision. I was skeptical of his bid, but even at twice the price, it would still be cheaper than replacing the vehicle. We dropped off the car and he said he'd need a week. 5 days later, he called and said the car was finished. To our surprise, the total bill was only about 75% of his bid price. He said it wasn't actually as bad as he'd first thought. Now I was really skeptical. I thought, there's no way he could have done all that work for that price without doing a half-assed job. I showed up fully prepared to be unhappy with the results. I have been professionally restoring yachts for 20+ years and I have an extremely knowledgeable and critical eye when it comes to structural, fit, and finish work. I was absolutely shocked by what I saw. It was flawless. Not just the shaping of the profile and the finishwork, but structurally too. The welded plate was seamless, large enough to ensure it was welded to good steel, and it was a heavy enough gauge to take the abuse of a suspension system. Given the location of the repair, I also expected the interior to take a bit of a hit, but it was fine too. Don took a lot of care to shield the delicate molded plastics from the heat of welding. To top it off, he matched the undercoating from the driver's side wheel well so the overall repair is invisible even when compared to the other side. 5 stars all day. I don't write a lot of reviews and I can be a pain in the ass as a customer because I have very high standards, so when I say Don Musser did a great job, I hope you understand the full weight of that sentence.

We found our 2026 Chevy Colorado on their website. Called and talked to Darrick in sales. He was…read morefantastic right from the start. He answered all of our questions, and we were able to make a decision to buy our new truck the first day. Darrick called and texted us throughout the wholes process. He helped to get everything set up using the Chevy app and the on-star service. We highly recommend using this dealership. Thank you.. Rick and Donna F

Firstly, I love how most reviews are 1 star and the "review highlights" are glowing. I sure do…read morewonder if Stocker has a Premium Yelp account. Anyway, the customer service experience was pleasant enough, but the overcharging is truly evil at Stocker. Even if I give them the most generous possible benefit of the doubt, Stocker charges $227 an hour for labor, double what I've experienced anywhere else in the state. And I'll go into why I do not advise giving Stocker the benefit of the doubt. I am not a car guy at all, but it took me 45 minutes with youtube, a screwdriver, and a jack to get to the washer fluid reservoir when it stopped holding fluid. I thought the problem was a cracked reservoir, so I intended to attempt a repair with some epoxy, but when I found the pump was the problem, I figured it wasn't worth waiting for the delivery and I needed an inspection this month anyway. I told them at the front desk everything I saw and they said it would cost $100 just to diagnose, which was already about as much as I was hoping to spend on the repair, particularly when there didn't seem much mystery left, but I said ok. I get that taking off a tire and the liner and the bumper to access the pump in a Bolt is more work than an oil change, but I can't understand where $450 went [Edit:] Just wanted to add to my review a confusion over the representative's reply. Please google "replace washer pump chevy bolt" and scan through any of the first 10 results, seeing how once you take off the bumper, the pump is completely exposed. True, that bumper requires like 30 screws and a tire to come off, but I would imagine that the Chevy dealer that sold me my Chevy has removed enough Chevy bumpers that it would not be a $450 adventure. And the mechanic said that the first $100 was finding it! So then what was the rest? I'll take his offer for transparency. If he reaches out to me, I'll put another $500 on the table if I can't get to the pump in less than 30 minutes [Double edit:] I just want to highlight that the Stocker rep that replied to this comment edited their response to remove a part about how it's important to factor in labor to repair costs. I didn't screenshot or memorize the comment, so maybe there was more to the edit, but it did make me realize something else: let's assume for a moment that a 2 hour repair (as reported by Stocker and seen in the text screenshot) was a reasonable amount of time. At $453.94, that puts the labor at three pennies shy of $227 per hour. Ask your local mechanic what they think about that number before you try your luck with Stocker. I'm changing the beginning of my post to reflect this realization. [Triple edit:] The Stocker rep has now deleted their comment defending the cost and replaced it with "we're looking into it." That was more than two weeks ago, so I can only hope the investigation isn't draining too many precious resources. If it is, I'm sure I'll get a bill for it. For what it's worth, I'll contribute my theories: (1) just your ordinary highway robbery where they force a $100 retainer to even agree to look for the problem knowing it'll sting too bad to pull out no matter how much they overcharge; (2) highway robbery + fraud: they factored in the "free" inspection time into the labor; (3) the employee didn't know (or ask, or look up) how access the part, and so they made massively time-consuming mistakes, also known as billable hours [Quad edit:] The stocker rep has removed their "we're looking into it" comment, which is more stunning to me than ignoring it forever or outright deleting their reply, like I had expected. At this point, the rep must at least understand my perception of how quickly the repair could've been performed. If, during their investigation, they uncovered specific knowledge of why it took their team 6 times the labor to get to the part compared to a handful of idiots on YouTube with a phone in one hand, the rep would have mentioned it, thus publicly defending the honor of the dealership and humbling me. So I can't help but feel that the remaining possibilities are (1) they did not look into it, (2) they did look into it but the dealership deleted the footage so there's no way to find what happened, or (3) they found what happened and it was indefensible.