The most damaged part of any car
Bumpers take the hit in most fender benders, parking-lot bumps and rear-end collisions. Today most bumpers are a plastic cover on top of a metal or foam reinforcement. Even when the cover looks only scratched, the parts behind it can be damaged — so we always check what's underneath.
Bumper damage we fix
- Scuffs and scratches — sanded, refinished and blended
- Cracks and small tears — repaired when the plastic allows it
- Dents and push-ins in the bumper cover
- Broken clips and brackets — a loose or hanging bumper is fixed back in place
- Damaged reinforcement or absorber behind the cover
- Full replacement when repair is not safe or not worth it
Repair or replace?
Repair is usually cheaper and faster when the damage is small. Replacement makes sense for big tears, many cracks, or broken mounting tabs. We look at the damage and tell you honestly which option is better — and on your written estimate you see which parts are OEM, aftermarket or recycled.
Sensors and cameras
Many modern bumpers hold parking sensors or cameras. We remove and reinstall them carefully, and tell you if your car needs a sensor calibration after the repair.
How it works
- Send photos or stop byFree estimate in person, or send photos on WhatsApp for a first look.
- InspectionWe check the cover and the parts behind it, then write an itemized estimate.
- Repair or replacePlastic repair or a new bumper cover, plus any damaged brackets or reinforcement.
- Paint and fitColor-matched paint, blended into nearby panels, and even gaps when it goes back on.
Helpful guides
Frequently asked questions
How much does bumper repair cost?
It depends on the damage, the car and whether the bumper can be repaired or must be replaced. We give you a free written estimate before any work.
Can a cracked bumper be repaired?
Often yes, when the crack is small and the mounting tabs are fine. Big tears or many cracks usually mean replacement.
Will insurance pay for my bumper?
If the damage is from an accident and you have the right coverage, usually yes. For small scuffs, many customers pay out of pocket to avoid a claim. See insurance claims.