Based in Cincinnati, OH we specialize in collision repairs for Honda, Toyota, Nissan, Acura, GM, Ford and Chryslers. When it comes to repairing your vehicle, Mark Heflin's Auto Body understands the importance of using state-of-the-art equipment, technology and having a team of friendly and professional, knowledgeable staff at your service. If you're in an accident, the last thing you want to worry about is who to trust with repairing your car. That's why we will ensure to repair your car with an effortless and smooth process. We recognize that your vehicle is one of the largest investments you will ever make. We protect this investment by performing repairs that return your vehicle to its pre-accident condition. When the time comes for you to sell or trade your vehicle, you will not lose a dime because of a poor quality repair. We will repair your vehicle to the manufacturer's and I-Car standards to make sure that your safety is not compromised in any way. Services
-Price Matching
-Free Insurance Claims Estimates
-Rental and Loaner Car Services
-I-CAR Certified Frame Technician
-Expert Color Matching Technician
-PPG OEM Finishes
-Orginal Manufacture Parts
10 Things you should know
Your automobile is the second largest investment you will likely make in your lifetime. Make sure you care for its value by getting it repaired by a trusted service.
2. Some insurance companies request that they see the damage done to your automobile. You have the option to drop your vehicle off at our shop and have them come here to negotiate the claim.
3. By law, you do not need more than one estimate of your collision damage.
4. By law, you have the right to go to the body shop of your choice. Insurance companies cannot require that you go to any particular shop.
5. Never risk driving a vehicle where the damages have not been fully assessed.
6. Repair estimates frequently yield different figures. A low estimate does not necessarily include the work needed to be done. If you have questions about differences in estimates please consult us.
7. Be sure to choose a shop that has unibody repair equipment and is certified by I-CAR or ASE technicians.
8. Ask whether the shop will be using authentic manufacturer (OEM) replacement parts.
9. Ask whether the shop will offer a warranty for repairs.
10. Allow us to help negotiate your claim with your insurance.