In Nevada you have a lot of options, and insurance companies are happy to point you toward the ones that cut labor and cut parts.
That is your call to make, not theirs. We will give you an honest, itemized estimate that reflects what the repair actually requires, and we will explain the difference between our number and a cheaper one. Sometimes the cheaper number is fine. Often it is a repair that will show itself in a year. Either way you should know before you decide.
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The shopWe price the repair the way it should be done. If a cheaper approach is genuinely fine, we will say so.
Scope, parts and finish are confirmed with you up front. The estimate is not a starting bid.
You are not required to use the shop your insurer suggests. We will help you understand your options.
No. In Nevada you choose who repairs your vehicle. An insurer is allowed to recommend a shop in their network, but the decision is yours, and a shop being out of network does not affect your right to have the claim paid.
Parts listed individually, the labor operations and hours for each stage, refinish time, materials and any sublet work. If an estimate is a single lump sum with no breakdown, you have no way to tell what was actually included.
That is common, and it usually means their estimate assumed cheaper parts or fewer labor hours. We document the difference, send a supplement with the evidence, and deal with the adjuster directly so you are not stuck negotiating it yourself.
We talk to you about parts before the work starts rather than deciding quietly. What an insurer will pay for and what the vehicle actually needs are not always the same thing, and you should be the one making that call with the facts in front of you.
Call the shop on 702-771-3639 or email photos of the damage to uniqueimagels@outlook.com. Photos of the whole vehicle plus close-ups of the damage are enough for us to give you a realistic starting point.
Call the shop or send photos of the damage. We will tell you straight what your vehicle actually needs.