These people are sociopathic cheaters and crooks. DO NOT trust them with your vehicle! They picked up my brand new Jeep for body repairs after it was smashed into while it was parked. I had already been told by a previous shop the frame was bent and the insurance was going to claim it a total loss but I decided to get a second opinion (I loved this Jeep) and “lo and behold” when Network Auto Body (NAB) got a hold of it, suddenly, it’s fine, just needs 13k in body and paint work which, of course the insurance was covering in full. 2 months later when I went to pick up the vehicle (they didn’t even offer me a ride, those cheapskates) I looked at the underbody and the bumper was on crooked! I immediately asked why the staff started to obviously panic and say they had to call the manager, Richard, who was not available, blah, blah, blah… When he finally appeared since I started a scene, he back paddled really fast and said the car wasn’t ready yet and I shouldn’t have been notified that it was.
A few days later, I again was called to pick up the car, I again looked under the body and although much less, the bumper was still crooked. I knew what was happening and I started the accusations flying “YOU FIXED MY CAR ON A CROOKED FRAME!” Yup, in fact they did and, they knew it, and they had not a glitch of conscience about giving it back to me that way, regardless of how dangerous this might be. Of course, I took the car back to the original mechanic and contacted the Bureau of Automotive repair who wrote a lengthy report on how they “admittedly made a mistake, ooops”. NAB offered to pay me $250 for the mistaken frame report as long as I was willing to sign a waiver I wouldn’t sue them. The worst part of all; THEY PUT A STACK OF WASHERS ON ONE SIDE OF THE BUMPER, TRYING TO EVEN IT OUT SO I WOULDN’T NOTICE THE STILL BENT FRAME! (see picture) Turns out, many shops do this deceptive and crooked practice because they fear the insurance company declaring the car a total loss if the frame is in fact bent and then they lose the job. Besides this travesty of an act, they were rude and careless. The paint had lint in it and the soft top was scratched and damaged from sitting in the shop unprotected. I DO NOT RECOMMENT THIS BODY SHOP EVER, RUN!!
Network Auto Body Reviews
These people are sociopathic cheaters and crooks. DO NOT trust them with your vehicle! They picked up my brand new Jeep for body repairs after it was smashed into while it was parked. I had already been told by a previous shop the frame was bent and the insurance was going to claim it a total loss but I decided to get a second opinion (I loved this Jeep) and “lo and behold” when Network Auto Body (NAB) got a hold of it, suddenly, it’s fine, just needs 13k in body and paint work which, of course the insurance was covering in full. 2 months later when I went to pick up the vehicle (they didn’t even offer me a ride, those cheapskates) I looked at the underbody and the bumper was on crooked! I immediately asked why the staff started to obviously panic and say they had to call the manager, Richard, who was not available, blah, blah, blah… When he finally appeared since I started a scene, he back paddled really fast and said the car wasn’t ready yet and I shouldn’t have been notified that it was.
A few days later, I again was called to pick up the car, I again looked under the body and although much less, the bumper was still crooked. I knew what was happening and I started the accusations flying “YOU FIXED MY CAR ON A CROOKED FRAME!” Yup, in fact they did and, they knew it, and they had not a glitch of conscience about giving it back to me that way, regardless of how dangerous this might be. Of course, I took the car back to the original mechanic and contacted the Bureau of Automotive repair who wrote a lengthy report on how they “admittedly made a mistake, ooops”. NAB offered to pay me $250 for the mistaken frame report as long as I was willing to sign a waiver I wouldn’t sue them. The worst part of all; THEY PUT A STACK OF WASHERS ON ONE SIDE OF THE BUMPER, TRYING TO EVEN IT OUT SO I WOULDN’T NOTICE THE STILL BENT FRAME! (see picture) Turns out, many shops do this deceptive and crooked practice because they fear the insurance company declaring the car a total loss if the frame is in fact bent and then they lose the job. Besides this travesty of an act, they were rude and careless. The paint had lint in it and the soft top was scratched and damaged from sitting in the shop unprotected. I DO NOT RECOMMENT THIS BODY SHOP EVER, RUN!!