Book an appointment at Caliber

We know this is a stressful time. Let us help you get back on the road quickly! Please answer the following questions so we can find the best center for you.

What kind of work do you need done?

Frequently Asked Questions

Collision occurs

Contact Insurance carrier
Call us, drop by or go online to schedule an appointment

Your estimate and getting started

We will prepare an initial estimate
Insurance company reviews and approves estimate
Arrange a rental car from onsite partner, Enterprise
Provide contact info for step-by-step updates via phone, email or text

Vehicle disassembly

Vehicle taken apart to identify all damage
Customer and insurance company approve any estimate updates
Repairs begin
Estimated completion date communicated via phone, email or text

Vehicle repair

Repairs per vehicle manufacturer's repair guidelines
Perform first quality inspection
Confirm delivery date via phone, email or text

Vehicle paint

Body smoothing and sanding
Primer, paint and clear coat applied
Perform second quality inspection

Vehicle reassembly

Vehicle reassembled
Final delivery date reminder sent via phone, email or text

Quality assurance

We prep your car for pick-up
Perform advanced driver-assistance system calibrations as needed, powered by Protech
Service Advisor performs final quality assurance check

On-time delivery

Pick up vehicle on time, every time
Get back to the rhythm of your life

Lifetime warranty

Repairs backed by written limited lifetime warranty valid at any Caliber location

Your Vehicle's Identification Number (VIN) is like its fingerprint - completely unique to your car. This number reveals your car's specific features, specifications, and manufacturer details, providing almost all the information we need to start your car repair.

Vehicle Documents: The VIN can be found on the vehicle's registration, insurance card, or title.

Dashboard: Look for the small metal plate on the driver's side of the dashboard, near the windshield.

Driver's Side Door: Open the driver's side door and check the door frame's edge.

Under the Hood: For some vehicles, the VIN can be found under the hood, near the engine.

A drop off appointment means you are ready to hand your car over to Caliber to repair your vehicle. Your insurance has been notified that Caliber is your repair shop of choice. An estimate appointment is needed if you aren't ready to get your vehicle repaired just yet. This could be because you are wanting more clarity around the repair process or are needing to provide an estimate to your insurance carrier first.

It depends on the type of damage your vehicle has:

Glass Appointment: Schedule this if your vehicle has damage limited to the glass - like a chipped or cracked windshield, side window, or rear window - with no other body damage.

Collision Appointment: Choose this if your vehicle has any body damage, such as dents, scratches, broken parts, or if the glass damage occurred during an accident. This includes situations where both glass and body repairs are needed.

Non-drivable instances could include, but are not limited to, inability to steer, broken lights, leaking fluids, and feeling unsafe driving the vehicle.

At Caliber, we use the specifications of your vehicle make/model and your insurance provide to find you the best center for your repair. This means taking our certifications, tools and expertise into account to show location availability that is best suited for your needs. For more information on how we are Restoring the Rhythm of Your Life® and details on our repair process, please view our video here.

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