Whether it was a freeway merge, a parking-lot hit, or something much worse, collision repair is about putting the vehicle back to the specification it left the factory with — structure first, then panels, then paint. We repair everything from daily drivers to fleet trucks, and we deal with your insurance carrier so you don't have to.
You shouldn't be arguing with an adjuster about blend time. That's our job, and we've been doing it in this valley for 30 years.
We file, follow up, document, and handle supplements directly with your carrier. Nevada law lets you choose any licensed shop — including this one, regardless of what your insurance suggests.
On every repair we perform. If something we did fails, bring it back.
Licensed, insured drivers collect the vehicle from home, work, or the scene — and bring it back when it's finished.
Frame, body, paint and detail all happen under one roof, so nothing sits waiting on a subcontractor.
Tell us what happened and when to call. We'll come back with an honest assessment and a free estimate.
Want to send photos of the damage?
photos@thespraygun.comMore answers on the full FAQ page, or just call and ask.
Minor work — a bumper or a single panel — is often 2–3 days. Larger structural repairs run longer, and parts availability and insurance approval both affect the schedule. We give you a date at the estimate and tell you if it moves.
No. Nevada law gives you the right to choose any licensed body shop, regardless of what your insurance company suggests. We work with every major carrier and bill them directly.
Whenever appropriate — and especially on safety-critical components like airbag sensors, structural members and crash beams. If your carrier pushes aftermarket where OEM is warranted, we make that case for you.
Yes. Walk in during business hours and we will write it up on the spot, or email photos of the damage to photos@thespraygun.com and we will come back to you with an honest assessment.
Yes. Free pickup anywhere in the Las Vegas valley, including flatbed for non-drivable vehicles and CDL drivers for commercial trucks.