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Car & Van Accident Bodywork Damage Repair High Wycombe, Beaconsfield, Marlow, Watlington
At JS Bodyworx, we specialise in all aspects of car and van accident body repairs for customers in High Wycombe, covering the Beaconsfield, Marlow, Stokenchurch, Lane End, Watlington areas. Our commitment to quality and attention to detail has made us a trusted name in the region for vehicle body repairs.
With decades of experience, our dedicated bodyshop team of highly skilled technicians is equipped to handle everything from minor cosmetic damage to extensive structural repairs. Our state-of-the-art bodyshop in High Wycombe is fully equipped with the latest technology and tools, ensuring that every repair meets the highest industry standards.
GET AN ESTIMATEWe utilise the recommended manufacturer materials and latest accident repair technology, using factory approved techniques to ensure your vehicle is returned to you in its pre-accident condition, your warranty is not affected, and all approved repairs come with a manufacturer guarantee certificate.
Car Accident Repair High Wycombe
JS Bodyworx covers every aspect of car accident body repair in the High Wycombe, Beaconsfield & Marlow area.
- Minor Cosmetic Repairs: From small dents and scratches, we can make your vehicle look as good as new.
- Extensive Structural Repairs: For more severe damage, our team has the expertise to restore your vehicle’s integrity and safety.
- All Makes and Models: We cater to all makes of cars, light commercial vehicles, and vans, ensuring everyone receives the same high level of service.
Structural Aluminium Repairs High Wycombe
We also have specialist aluminium vehicle body repair facilities at our bodyshop in High Wycombe with highly trained aluminium technicians that allow us to carry out expert structural accident car repairs on all makes of prestige vehicles that have aluminium shells and bodies.
We have invested in dedicated structural aluminium vehicle repair facilities custom fitted to manufacturer specification, including enclosed aluminium bays and dedicated tooling to stop cross contamination that occurs between steel and aluminium.
