Bumper Repair

Overview

Modern bumper covers house sensors, cameras, parking aids, and adaptive cruise hardware. Repairing or replacing a bumper means re-securing all of that and recalibrating where required.

Bumpers are the first thing to take a hit in a fender bender, and they're also one of the most complex parts on a modern vehicle. Behind the cover are parking sensors, backup cameras, fog lamps, washer nozzles, ADAS radar, and impact absorbers — all of which need to be in spec when the repair is finished.

Most cracked or scuffed plastic covers can be plastic-welded, reinforced, refinished, and reinstalled for a fraction of the cost of replacement. When the damage is too severe or the mounts are torn, an OEM replacement cover is the right call. Either way the painted finish is blended into the adjacent fenders and quarters so the repair line disappears.

Any sensors, cameras, or radar disturbed during the repair are reinstalled to OEM mounting spec and recalibrated.

Don't let a damaged bumper hide what's behind it. We make sure the safety systems work too.