Koss Collision Center Comparative Summary

When your vehicle suffers a major collision, you’ll likely want to take it to a repair shop that’ll give it all the care it deserves—a shop whose trained technicians will strive to restore it to a state that’s as close to perfection as possible. Koss Collision Center—a full-service auto repair facility—is just such a place, says co-owner Don Koss.

Known for its excellent service and reliability, the company consistently lives up to its hard-earned reputation for excellence, says Mr. Koss. He and his brother, Bob, do whatever they can to cater to their customers’ needs, including offering the convenience of extended hours and off-site estimating. If transportation is a problem, they can help with that, too. “We have rental cars brought in through Enterprise and Hertz,” says Mr. Koss. “They’ll come here and pick you up. And we’re happy to accommodate you ourselves, by giving you a ride home or picking you up when needed.”

It takes highly-qualified technicians using state-of-the-art equipment to do the complex work of repairing and restoring a vehicle that’s been involved in a collision. The professionals at Koss Collision Center are trained and certified through I-CAR, an international, nonprofit organization that focuses on providing the highest level of technical training for those in the collision industry. “It’s important to have the right equipment with the right training,” says Mr. Koss. “We’re an I-CAR Gold shop, which means our technicians have to be supplied with the right equipment to effectively do their job.”

A major concern for many customers is matching repair color with a vehicle’s original color. With its state-of-the-art computerized paint mixing system, expert color matching is an everyday occurrence at Koss Collision Center, says Mr. Ross. “We assure our customers that when they pick up their car, the paint will match,” he says. “We take a great deal of pride in color matching, and we strive to make sure the car you drive away in looks the same as it did before the collision.”