Collision Centers

GREAT PLAINS AUTO BODY COLLISION REPAIR AT H&H KIA

H&H has partnered with the local leader in auto body repairs – Great Plains Auto Body Collision Repair. At Great Plains Auto Body Collision Repair in Omaha & Council Bluffs, we’re committed to giving you an unmatched level of service. As a company that’s been family-owned and operated for more than 25 years, we’re dedicated to treating our customers as we would treat members of our own family. We’ll keep you informed throughout the entire repair process and make sure you’re satisfied when the job is complete. From estimating and detailing to auto body collision repair Omaha and paint services, our ASE-certified mechanics and technicians make sure the job is done right and on time. Most importantly, we offer a lifetime warranty on ALL of our work.

YOUR RIGHTS AS A CONSUMER

As a consumer of automotive collision repair, you have a number of rights which, if exercised, could better ensure that your vehicle will be repaired in a proper, complete and safe manner. Consider the following.

Choice of Repair Facility

Choosing the body shop where your vehicle will be repaired is an important decision, and in most cases, you have the right to make that decision. Not all shops are alike, however, when it comes to having properly trained technicians and the equipment and facilities needed to fix your vehicle right, so making a well-informed choice is key.

Your insurance company may suggest you use one of its “direct-repair facilities” these are shops with which the insurer has a contractual agreement, including both dealership and local independent shops. Keep in mind that the contractual agreement benefits the insurance company, and not the customer, in most cases. At H&H, our customer comes first in our decision to be under “contract” or not too. Regardless of contract, H&H works with ALL insurance companies and will put you, our customer, first in all decisions.

Remember, the body shop is fixing YOUR vehicle for YOU, and it’s important you’re comfortable with the shop you choose. If you’re making an insurance claim, your insurer pays the bill, but most states prohibit the insurer from requiring you use a particular shop-that means, ultimately, no matter what you hear, the body shop is YOUR CHOICE