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We don't work with just anyone — every repairer in our network must meet standards covering:

  • Quality of Repairs
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  • Professional Facilities & Equipment
  • Business Compliance & Insurance
  • Ongoing Customer Feedback Monitoring

This means you can book with confidence knowing your vehicle is being repaired by a qualified professional.

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We'll Help You Find the Right Repair Solution

Whether it's a scratched bumper, a damaged alloy wheel or more substantial bodywork damage, we'll help connect you with the right repair specialist for your car.

  • No confusing jargon.
  • No searching dozens of websites.
  • No guessing who will do the best job.

Simply tell us about the damage and let BookMyGarage do the hard work.

How Much Does a Body Shop Repair Cost?

Typical prices are calculated from live rates across our network of UK repairers.

Typical prices for repairing a single panel or wheel, based on national garage rates. Damage across several panels, or more extensive damage, will cost more. Your quote depends on your vehicle and the damage itself. Last updated 3rd November.

Why Should I Book a Body Shop Repair?

You'll probably notice a scratch or two over the years of using your car, and whilst a small scrape might not seem like cause for concern, you shouldn't ignore it for long.

Even small dents and scratches can let water permeate your car's finish, which can lead to rust which could be costly to fix.

If you ever hope to sell, it's important that you address any paintwork damage right away.

By booking a timely body shop repair, you can prevent further damage from occurring later down the line and maintain your car's appearance so you can drive in style.

Which Body Shop Repairs Can I Book Through BookMyGarage?

If your vehicle has suffered minor cosmetic damage, you can book the following body shop repairs on our platform:

If your vehicle has sustained any of the following, then a full body shop assessment may be required:

  • Major collision damage
  • Large dents
  • Deep key scratches
  • Bonnet or panel paint damage
  • Extensive corrosion
  • A cracked or split bumper

Why Would I Not Just Go Through My Insurer?

For minor damage like scratches, scuffs and small dents, paying for the repair yourself is often the cheaper option. Your policy excess (the compulsory amount plus any voluntary excess you've chosen) can be close to, or even more than, the cost of the repair.

A claim can also reduce your no-claims discount unless you've protected it, and your premium may still go up at renewal even if you have.

Claiming may be the better route for larger accident or collision damage that costs well over your excess, or if another driver was at fault, as their insurer may be liable for the repair.

When you book and pay for a repair through a repairer on our comparison site, there's no claim on your policy, and you choose the repairer rather than being sent to your insurer's approved network. Whatever you decide, you should still tell your insurer about any accident, even if you don't plan to claim.

Enter your vehicle and damage details and compare your excess with the estimates you see here to work out which option suits you better.

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