Body Shop

Collision Repair Types

We provide repairs for your Ford from bumper to bumper. The services below represent some of the most common types of collision repair performed by our professionally trained team.

Panel Replacement

Panel replacement is one of the most common forms of collision repair. Body panels are the pieces of galvanized aluminum, fiberglass, or steel that make up the outer shell of a vehicle.

The material can vary based on the age and type of vehicle. After the damaged panels are replaced, the repaired area is cleaned and finished to provide a uniform appearance.

Ding, Scratch, and Dent Removal

When an impact is minor, a damaged panel may be repaired instead of replaced. This can involve carefully reshaping the panel using specialized hand and power tools.

If the damage caused paint loss, our team can also repair and refinish the affected area to help it blend with the rest of the vehicle.

Glass Repair and Replacement

Gravel, road debris, and other objects can damage your windshield, windows, or mirrors. If part of your Ford's glass is chipped, cracked, or shattered, the Titusville Ford team can help with the necessary repair or replacement.

Frame Repair

A serious impact can damage the underlying frame of your Ford. Frame repair may involve steel cutting, precision straightening, or frame segment replacement.

Our team will evaluate the damage and determine whether the affected frame component can be repaired or needs to be replaced.

Bumper Replacement

Fender benders are among the most common accidents on the road. The repair needed will depend on the bumper material and the extent of the damage.

Some bumpers may be repaired and reshaped, while others may need to be replaced.

Non-Collision Body Work

Body shops are not limited to collision repairs. If you are interested in personalizing your Ford, contact our team to discuss available appearance and component upgrades.

Body Kits and Body Types

Body kits can change the appearance of a Ford car, truck, or SUV. Kits may include front and rear bumpers, spoilers, side skirts, roof scoops, hood vents, and other exterior components.

The body kit must be compatible with the vehicle's body type. Common body types include sedans, coupes, sports cars, station wagons, hatchbacks, convertibles, SUVs, crossovers, pickup trucks, and minivans.

Custom Paint Jobs

A custom paint design can give your vehicle a distinctive appearance. Contact our team to discuss the paint and refinishing options that may be available for your Ford.

Component Upgrades

Available Ford performance and efficiency components vary by vehicle. Ask a dealership representative which compatible parts and upgrades may be available for your specific Ford model.