Most auto body shops quietly turn away anything that will not fit on a standard lift. We hold a heavy endorsement and fourteen bays, so the answer here is usually yes.

What that covers

Class A motorhomes. Transit buses. Box trucks. Commercial fleet vehicles. Alongside the everyday cars, pickups, and SUVs, and motorcycles, which need a completely different touch on finish work.

The Great Day Bus

The City of Atlantic City sent us their MCI J4500, a coach used for community outreach programs, after it took extensive damage down the entire passenger side. That job meant substantial fiberglass work across multiple panels rather than steel repair, which is its own skill set.

It went back into service with a mirror finish and is out on East Coast road trips again. That is the kind of job we take pride in, and it is genuinely not one most shops in Atlantic County could have accepted.

Motorcycles and specialty finishes

At the other end of the scale, a twenty-year-old Harley with a discontinued color came in and left matched within a couple of percent, with a rock coating added under the fender because it made sense for how the bike gets used.

Fleet work

Box trucks and service vans get scheduled around your operating week rather than ours. Downtime costs more than the repair, and fourteen bays means we are rarely the bottleneck.

Ask about your vehicle

If you are not sure whether we can take it, call (609) 404-9200 and describe it. Same workmanship and same lifetime warranty regardless of size.