OEM Certified Repair
Kia Certified Collision Repair
We’re Kia OEM-certified — equipped and trained to repair Kia vehicles according to factory standards, protecting your investment and keeping your safety systems intact.
What Kia Certification Means
Kia has dramatically elevated its vehicle engineering in recent years — the Telluride, Stinger, and EV6 are technically sophisticated vehicles that deserve more than a generic repair approach. Our Kia certification ensures we use the correct procedures for each model, including specific weld types, sealers, and ADAS recalibration steps that Kia engineers require.
What We Must Do to Stay Certified
- Kia-approved structural and paint technician training
- Access to Kia repair manuals and OEM repair procedure databases
- Correct repair methods for Kia’s high-strength steel and mixed-material platforms
- Safe handling of Kia EV and hybrid structural components
- Proper recalibration of Kia’s Driver Assistance System (KDAS) sensors and cameras
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.
Kia Repair FAQ
Yes. The EV6 uses an 800V electric platform and specific structural requirements for battery protection. Our Kia certification includes procedures for EV-adjacent structural repairs with appropriate high-voltage safety protocols.
Absolutely. The Telluride is one of our more common Kia repairs. Its structural design and advanced safety systems are well within our certification scope.
Kia recommends OEM parts for repairs, particularly on structural and safety-system components. We use OEM Kia parts by default and will discuss any insurer-required alternatives with you before proceeding.
Bring Your Kia to Us
Free estimates, certified technicians, and a lifetime warranty on every repair.