What's Included in Collision Repair
A complete collision repair plan may include cosmetic repairs, hidden damage inspection, structural measurement, refinish work, glass replacement, and checks for connected systems affected by impact.

Collision Repair
Accident damage can affect more than the panels you can see.
Onyx Auto Body inspects collision damage for body, paint, glass,
structural, and collision-related mechanical repair needs
near Parthenia Street in Northridge.
Body Panel Repair
Repairing or replacing damaged fenders, doors, quarter panels, hoods, bumpers, and exterior panels affected by an accident.
Hidden Damage Review
Looking beyond visible dents and broken trim to identify brackets, reinforcements, mounts, and related components that may need attention.
Frame & Unibody Checks
Inspecting collision impact areas and referring structural correction needs
into the proper repair plan.
Paint Matching & Refinishing
Blending repaired areas with
surrounding panels for a clean finish
that fits the rest of the vehicle.
Glass & Exterior Components
Addressing damaged glass, lights, mirrors, brackets, and trim as part of the overall collision repair.
Collision-Related Mechanical Inspection
Checking steering, suspension, cooling, lighting, and connected components when impact damage suggests mechanical involvement.
Our Collision Repair Process
Damage Review
Repair Planning
Body, Paint & Component
Repair
Final Review
Send photos online or visit our Northridge shop so we can review visible accident damage and discuss next steps.
We inspect affected panels and related systems, document repair needs, and explain any insurance or approval steps.
Approved repairs are completed across body, refinish, glass, structural, and collision-related mechanical areas as needed.
The completed repair is checked for fit, finish, and visible quality before pickup.
A clear collision repair process helps drivers understand what is being inspected, repaired, and reviewed before the vehicle returns to the road.

