Price's Paint & Body Shop

They did a fantastic job and did it much faster than I expected. Jamie is a pleasure to deal with - he explains things clearly and communicates throughout the process. Great work and great customer service!
Feb 29th, 2024

The team did a phenomenal job fixing my Volvo. They are honest & fair and do great work for a great price. Id recommend them to everyone I know
Feb 1st, 2024

It's never fun having your car towed, but that's what happens when you don't pay your parking tickets! Despite the (self-inflicted) inconvenience, Jamie and his team were a pleasure to work with and made a stressful situation manageable. They were friendly, fair, and went above and beyond to make picking up my vehicle a smooth experience.
Jan 16th, 2024

Hands down, an amazing experience if you can say that about being in an accident. Jamie and his team are extremely knowledgeable and were such a pleasure to work with. I can see why everyone gives them 5 Stars. My car looked brand new after their work, which was a major challenge due to the unique factory color of my RR. I can not say enough good things about these guys, without hesitation I highly recommend!
Jan 16th, 2024

So a couple years ago, my 2002 Pontiac GP Anniversary Edition fuel pump went. It was parked at a friend's place of business (we were setting up plans for a charity / non-profit event). Few days later, I go back to retrieve it, and it is gone. Ask my friend where it is, he doesnt know, ask the owner of business, he doesnt know. Took me two weeks calling different companies; turns out Price's had it, and want around $4-$5k to give it back to me (hookup and storage fees to park it in a large field with no lack of space) I had plenty of contact info inside the vehicle, or could have ran my license plate to locate me, but I guess that would be an unreasonably Christian thing to do; "hey, do you know we have your car?" The owner of the parking lot, where it was taken out of under the cover of night, didnt know who took it, and there was no signage in the parking lot with towing information, as required in my state. I requested a meeting, from one Christian to (I thought was another, as they like to give the impression), and drove 8 hours from NJ for a 15 minute meeting, asking for fairness and consideration of the situation, as the car was to be gifted to my godson in a few months. But the owner decided to chase the mammon. No consideration; even went to court, where the judge apparently condones the practice of tow trucks hooking up vehicles with out-of-state tags, where ever they find them (even in a friend's business parking lot) and keeping them out of site until the storage charges get outrageous, and then hold it for ransom. Oh the mighty mammon, and if the is fortunate to stand before the Creator, he will have to give an account! The workers in this establishment must do great work. I am sure they fixed the acorn damage in the hood before auctioning for a shiny penny. But as far as business integrity, and presenting an image of a good "Christian," I am no Judge, but offer this information for your discernment of doing business with, and referring them to your friends and loved ones, up to you. You (or the insurance company, which consequently might affect your new elevated insurance premium) may get bled for all the money they can squeeze out. Amen.
Jan 30th, 2024