GM
OEM Certified Repair
GM Certified Collision Repair
We hold General Motors OEM collision repair certification — ensuring Chevrolet, GMC, Buick, and Cadillac vehicles are repaired to factory specifications using approved methods and materials.
What General Motors Certification Means
GM vehicles — from heavy-duty trucks to full-size SUVs to Cadillac luxury sedans — use a range of advanced materials and structural designs. GM’s certification program ensures our technicians know the exact repair procedures for each platform, including frame geometry specs, approved adhesives, and ADAS calibration requirements unique to each GM model line.
What We Must Do to Stay Certified
- GM-required training completed by all structural and paint technicians
- Access to GM Collision Repair procedures through SPS2 and GM repair information systems
- Proper repair of GM’s high-strength steel, roll-formed unibody, and mixed-material structures
- Correct weld types and configurations per GM body repair manuals
- Safe handling and recalibration of GM safety and driver assistance systems
Certifications aren’t just plaques on the wall — they’re actively maintained. We complete required training updates, submit to compliance reviews, and maintain approved equipment standards to keep every certification current.
General Motors Repair FAQ
Yes. We repair all GM light trucks and SUVs, including the Silverado, Sierra, Suburban, Tahoe, Yukon, Traverse, and Equinox. Full-size truck structural repairs require precise frame alignment — our certified technicians follow GM procedures for every step.
Cadillac vehicles use advanced driver assist systems and aluminum-intensive body structures on many models. Our GM certification covers the correct procedures for Cadillac-specific repairs, including proper structural repair and ADAS recalibration.
Repairs performed according to GM OEM procedures using approved parts and methods protect your vehicle’s remaining factory warranty. Using a non-certified shop that cuts corners can void warranty coverage on repaired components.
Bring Your General Motors to Us
Free estimates, certified technicians, and a lifetime warranty on every repair.
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