Inspection
We review visible damage, photos, symptoms, and vehicle needs.
Auto body service
If you need to fix a fender after a dent, crease, scrape, or collision impact, the damage may involve more than the outside panel. Because fenders sit close to doors, bumpers, headlights, liners, and tires, a good repair checks clearance, alignment, hidden wheel-well damage, and the finish around neighboring panels.
Impact Fix reviews whether the fender can be repaired cleanly or whether replacement should be discussed before work is authorized.
Some fender damage can be repaired with shaping, surface preparation, and refinishing. Deeper creases, torn mounting points, tire-clearance problems, or collision damage near adjacent panels may require a different repair plan.
The team reviews visible damage, checks related areas such as the bumper, wheel liner, headlight, and door gaps, and explains whether auto body repair, collision repair, or auto painting may also be involved.
We review visible damage, photos, symptoms, and vehicle needs.
We explain what is visible, what may need more inspection, and the available options.
Repair is planned around fitment, safety, paint, and documentation.
We review finish, visual alignment, and details before delivery.
Sometimes. It depends on the dent, crease, mounting points, wheel opening, adjacent panel fit, and paint condition.
Yes. Impact Fix can help with documentation, photos, communication, and supplements when additional damage is found.
That is a reason to have the fender, wheel liner, clearance, and nearby parts inspected before assuming the damage is only cosmetic.
Timing depends on damage, parts, authorization, and paint work. You will receive a clear explanation before work starts.
Request a free estimate or call the shop before making a repair decision.