While In The Shop

Once the estimate has been approved, the repair process begins. From disassembly to frame repair to auto painting, we take care of all aspects of your vehicle repair while it’s in the shop.
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Auto Body Shop Blueprinting

The repair process begins by having the shop foreman handle the blueprinting of your vehicle. What is blueprinting? — Blueprinting is marking the vehicle with a water soluble marker as to what is being done to the particular part—i.e. replace fender, remove and install new molding, repair door, etc.

The vehicle is then assigned to the technician who performed the initial disassembly and evaluation of the collision damage. From there, the vehicle goes through the standard repair process.

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Why Network Auto Body?

Network Auto Body is proud to be:

  • Jaguar and Land Rover Authorized Aluminum Repair Center for Structural and Non-Structural Repairs
  • Honda ProFirst Collision Repair Facility
  • Volkswagen Certified Collision Repair Facility
  • The Authorized Body Repair Facility of Mercedes Benz, Nissan, and Infiniti

Our technicians are all I-CAR certified, and our tools and equipment are tested and approved by the auto manufacturers above.

For luxury cars, which are often made with aluminum parts, our state-of-the-art Aluminum Repair Environment, known as the Clean Room, allows us to repair all aluminum vehicles. We are one of only a few Southern California body repair facilities offering this service at such a high quality.

For Land Rovers and Jaguars, we are one of the few body shops in Southern California certified to provide structural work on your vehicle. We provide quality collision repair for luxury vehicles.

Automotive Body Shop in Los Angeles

Why Network Auto Body?

Network Auto Body is proud to be:

  • Jaguar and Land Rover Authorized Aluminum Repair Center for Structural and Non-Structural Repairs
  • Honda ProFirst Collision Repair Facility
  • Volkswagen Certified Collision Repair Facility
  • The Authorized Body Repair Facility of Mercedes Benz, Nissan, and Infiniti

Our technicians are all I-CAR certified, and our tools and equipment are tested and approved by the auto manufacturers above.

For luxury cars, which are often made with aluminum parts, our state-of-the-art Aluminum Repair Environment, known as the Clean Room, allows us to repair all aluminum vehicles. We are one of only five Southern California body repair facilities to offer the service.

For Land Rovers and Jaguars, we are one of the few body shops in Southern California certified to provide structural work on your vehicle. We provide quality collision repair for luxury vehicles.

The #1 Collision Repair Center In Los Angeles

Network Auto Body is proud to be the #1 collision repair center throughout Los Angeles. Our factory trained technicians are manufacturer certified and use the most advanced equipment and techniques to repair your vehicle to the highest standards.

All of our locations are equipped with Rotary Compressors that use less energy compared to conventional compressors. We also use Celette and Car-O-Liner Frame Equipment, which accurately detects the slightest deviations in your vehicle’s frame alignment that could, if uncorrected, compromise your vehicle’s structural integrity.

Our repairs are thorough and detailed, and we have one simple goal: restore your car to its original factory condition and get you back on the road as soon as possible.

Frequently Asked Questions

As an insured motorist in California, you have the right to bring your car to the repair facility of your choice. Your insurance company cannot refer or recommend a shop, commonly known as “steering,” unless you specifically ask for a body shop referral. That’s the law.
No. By law, you only need one estimate.
OEM stands for Original Equipment Manufacturer parts. These parts are made by the manufacturer of your vehicle. Aftermarket Parts (also known as non-OEM or Quality Replacement Parts) are new parts manufactured by companies other than the vehicle manufacturer. We recommend the use of OEM parts, as they are designed to fit properly and are crash-tested to ensure accurate deployment of the vehicle’s Supplemental Restraint System—the safety features.
Yes. If you are going through an insurance company for repairs, you need to notify them before repairs are started.

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Network Auto Body Inc. has partnered with passionate dealers who are not only experts in their market but who also share our vision of nurturing a purposeful way of doing business.

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