This place lied to us about pricing, office girls and even paet owner didnt give a crap whay they…read morepreviously told us. Absolutely ridiculous. Beware.

Took my vehicle to Chester Body Shop after damage caused by someone backing into my rear bumper. I…read moream extremely pleased with the work that was done by them. The inside had been vacuumed and the exterior was shining brightly.

From our first encounter with Cori to the day our car was ready, everything at J&J was positive…read more Cori is smart and helpful, answering all our questions and managing our insurance claim. Our repair was completed promptly and flawlessly.

Shop very busy but I now know it's because they do great work. Kept me in the loop about what was…read moregoing on with car and did everything they could to find a part to avoid totaling the car. Fixed Honda Civic after a distracted driver slammed into the back of it. Hope I don't need a body shop again but would definitely use J&J again!!

Thank you to Tony & Manager Billy & Allie (Front Desk). Everyone is doing their best!…read moreAppreciate it Billy (Manager) for working with our budget to further reduce the estimate by over 50%. Wow! Will definitely recommend L&M Auto Body shop in Midlothian, VA to others.

I had a fender bender (not my fault) in my immaculate, 2015, 80k miles, mechanically sound Nissan…read moreRogue. My insurance company pre-estimated the job at $5k. Taking their time to do an estimate about a week with the car "A" Auto Body finally completed their estimate. THEY TOTALED THE CAR. Since the car only had a "repairable bump" on it and ran perfectly. Simply put my common sense radar went off and I told them I wanted the car. THEN I received a $2,300.00 approx. bill for my car being parked in their lot while they did the estimate and heard from the insurance company. In the mean time no one in the shop called to tell me I could pick the car up. This is a fee I was unaware and never told by the front desk when checking in ($150.00 per day.) The fee was an additional charge over and above any work on the car included other "charges" for the estimate itself. Their response when I voiced concern about the parking fees was, "The insurance company will pay." My review to other customers: Caveat Emptor - "buyer beware." Do your homework and don't leave the car.

This was my first accident my car has been in and dealing with insurance was a learning experience…read more The assistance I got from Koontz was so comforting and supportive, I was able to get my car fixed in 2 weeks. I loved how inviting and friendly the people are and I felt like I had no worries of getting it fixed. If I had any questions they'd respond to my call super quick and explain in detail what is delaying and what they are doing to fix it. I also was surprised how clean my car was when I got it back! I didn't know that was a thing they did and I honestly feel bad because my car was so dirty before. I should have cleaned it before I gave it to them Fortunately I didn't have to spend anything out of my pocket because the accident was completely the other party's fault.

My experience with them replacing the back bumper and calibrating the damaged object-detection…read moresensors of my Subaru Outback 2019: Time - It took them 26 days to complete the work - I spent around $500 on Uber and car rental. The job - the bumper matching color was really great - though the car was returned with dust on the seats and overspray on the back windows. Somehow inside the dark tint. They tried to clean it, got better, but it was still there. The (faulty) sensors - short story: I went back there 3 times plus 2 times to a Subaru dealer, who said - "they did a poor job here - one sensor not working and 3 of the 4 holders crooked." This after having to pay $180 dollars for Subaru's diagnostics, and around $700 to fix it, which State Farm agreed to cover the majority while I'd pay $163 dollars. The verdict: - Great paint job (customer service too) - Headache, wasted time/gas & stress for a half-done job - Extra 850 dollars (on top of my 1k deductible) - Using my insurance again to cover their half-done job - A dusty car with overspray on the back window

I took my car to this body shop, and I could not be happier! From the moment I met Chuck in the…read morefront office, he walked me through the process with ease. He handed me over to Keith, a tech who has been working there for over 30 years, who truly understood my desires for improving the look of my car. Wow! Super job...promised on time. Quality of the work was perfect! I highly recommend this establishment for any of your body work needs.

Called on a Saturday morning and stated I needed a estimate for my insurance co. And asked if I…read morecould come in today. The guy on the phone said sure come on in. I drove there (approx 20 min) pulled up and walked inside. I told the guy at the desk that I need an estimate and he asked if I'd like to drop off my truck. uhhhh no I just need a estimate. Well we only do estimates with appointments... what? There are literally 6 employees sitting at desk or chatting with each other in the office, can one of them do a estimate I inquired? No they don't do estimates he replied. Well why the hell is a body shop open on a Saturday with 7 employees and none of them can do a estimate? Obviously wearing polos and khakis they're not fixing cars so what are they here for? He was kinda standoffish at this point.. so I said you know what Nevermind I'll take my truck to someone who wants my business and walked off. While leaving a customer that was standing outside informs me that he's been there for a hour because they told him to come pick up his car and then lost his keys.. yeah not the shop for me. I don't know about their work but just this experience was enough for me to say no thanks.. don't expect to get anything done on a Saturday at this business.

The work was done faster than I expected. High quality…read morerepair work and exceptional customer service

I can not stress enough how much you should AVOID this shop. Read the negative reviews & don't make…read morethe same mistake I did. My car was backed into by a young driver, their insurance was covering it. This shop was the closest to me that the insurance company approved. The car needed the rear door, rear panel, bumper & left taillight assembly replaced. I took it there to drop off on a Monday. I talked with the estimator about what happened while he took pictures of the damage & turned the car on to get a picture of the dash for the mileage. Everything seemed normal. After a couple weeks I get a text from my Subaru dealership that a check engine light has come on & do I want to schedule service to get it looked at. I assume it's no big deal, they probably tripped something minor that triggered it & they'll take care of it. A few days later they call and say the car is ready to be picked up. I go to pick it up & notice that they replaced the door & put the obviously damaged trim from the original door onto the new door. I noticed later they didn't even bother to put the protective trim on the new bumper. They said they would replace the old door trim later. Then I went to start the car & to my surprise, all of the warning lights were still on the car! This is when it got crazy. I went back inside & asked why the car had all of these check engine type warning lights. They tried to tell me those lights were there when you dropped the car off. No, they weren't. I asked the estimator who I was standing beside when he took pics of the dash & he said he couldn't remember. As if he would take pictures of the dash with the car's owner watching & there would be all of these warning lights & he wouldn't say "hey your car has multiple warning lights" before taking possession of the car? The person who seemed to be the acting manager at the time came out & started waving around some piece of paper saying this was a "report" they took that proves the warning lights had been on the car for over 30 days. And literally said I was a liar & I have been driving around the car for a long time with these lights on. They tried to get me to sign a paper saying I would pay for repairs if they were deemed to be unrelated to the accident. Of course I wouldn't sign that. Whatever caused it obviously happened while they had the car. Not from the accident. What they didn't know: 1: My car was still under the original warranty from when I bought it new from Hyman Bros. Why would I drive around w/warning lights that the dealer would fix for free? Nobody has ever done work on my car except the dealership for that very reason. 2: The Subaru Starlink app logs every time a check engine light comes on, the exact day & time down to the minute. Those warnings occurred in the afternoon before I got the text from the dealer about them while I was waiting for the car to be ready. 3: Not only does the app log the date/time they occur, it also auto-generates an email to the service department at your dealership. The lady who receives those emails was happy to send me a copy of exactly when she received that email which was a few minutes after the codes appeared while they were finishing up the car. I came back to talk to the actual owner the following Monday. By then they had mysteriously found the new piece of door trim, but the warning lights were still on. He said the warning lights were battery related & that they always unhook the battery before working on any car and do not hook them back up until the car is finished. We agreed that I would take the car to the dealer & let them find out what the problem was. As soon as the intake guy at the service bay from Hyman Bros opened the hood he saw the problem. There was a screw screwed in between the battery terminal & the clamp! The dealership mechanics looked at the car & determined that the clamp that goes to one of the battery terminals had been broken & instead of repairing or replacing it like you would think, they decided to screw a screw in between the clamp & the battery terminal to hold it in place! That kind of jerry-rigging may have worked on cars 30 years ago, but clearly not on today's cars that have computers monitoring everything. When they did that, all the warning lights came on & would not go off. I can't say why they didn't just replace the clamp, or at the very least say "hey this clamp broke". That's how you would think any reputable business would handle such a mistake. No, they decided to pretend the codes were already there & go so far as to fake a "report" claiming codes had been there for over a month. And literally call me a liar to my face. They knew what they did, they just didn't know I could prove it. That's next level dishonesty. The receptionists seemed nice & competent. I feel bad they have they have to work w/the rest of the people I encountered there.

Super kind folks, great work, honest prices. They came highly recommended by my regular mechanic…read morewhen I needed collision repair and I see why! My '98 Nissan Sentra looks good as new now.

They were super friendly! Was happy with the service, too! It was easy to get an appointment and…read morethe car was completed quickly.

Great service and quality work. My van was crushed in the front and now you can't tell it ever been…read morehit

Pete and his crew did a great job. It took a little longer then expected due to the paint issue…read morewith my car, Pete wanted it done right. I can't tell you how much I appreciated that. Something that was hopefully a easy job turned out to be alittle bit more. Great job Smart fix - she looks beautiful again