314 East International Airport Road, Anchorage
Auto Body & Collision in Alaska
11 auto body and collision shops in 7 cities and towns. Collision repair, dents, frame straightening and paint, usually working with your insurer. Typical turnaround: 1–3 weeks for most collision repairs.
How Many Auto Body and Collision Shops Are in Alaska?
We list 11 auto body and collision shops in Alaska, across 7 cities and towns; the most are in Point MacKenzie (3), Anchorage (2), Palmer (2). Typical turnaround is 1–3 weeks for most collision repairs. Ask each for a written quote with every fee included and compare the totals.
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Before You Hire
- Can I get a written estimate with parts and labor listed separately before any work starts?
- What is your hourly labor rate, and is there a diagnostic fee? Is it credited toward the repair?
- Will you call me for approval if the job grows beyond the estimate?
- Are your technicians ASE certified in this kind of repair?
- Are the parts new OEM, aftermarket or rebuilt?
- In most states you may choose your own shop, even if your insurer recommends another one. Check your policy and state rules.
- Ask for a final invoice showing that the listed parts were installed.
- Modern cars may need camera and sensor recalibration after a collision; ask whether it is in the estimate.
1730 East Dowling Road, Anchorage
Kachemak
Nome
Old Glenn Highway, Palmer
450 North Cobb Street, Palmer
Point MacKenzie
Point MacKenzie
Point MacKenzie
South Lakes
Sterling
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