We've had both of our cars into James Paulk Auto Body for both major a... read more We've had both of our cars into James Paulk Auto Body for both major and minor repair. Last time we took our car there on our own dime because the repair was less than our deductible. Someone had punched the door lock out and a hole through the sheet metal by the door handle in a (fortunately) failed attempt to break in. James thought he'd need to replace the entire door handle and lock, but once he got into the repair, found the handle could still be used, saving us a fourth of the cost. As long as he was painting a portion of the door, we asked him to fill some parking lot dings, which he did at little added cost. When we happened to complain about the car's opaque headlights, he offered to replace them for us. I'd tried myself but I couldn't figure out how they were mounted. We wanted headlights better than OEM quality, and he found us higher end headlights that he got for us at less than retail price. We were much happier with the car when James finished. The door lock not only worked, but the dings were gone, and we could actually see the road at night once again. James is always looking out for his customers.
This place is SO TINY! I wish he would move. BUT Raul, does great work... read more This place is SO TINY! I wish he would move. BUT Raul, does great work! He blended my black SUV from front fender to door and it looks great! Martin Senour Paint. OMGOSH it looks so good and you couldnt beat the price. Thanks you Raul. PS I hope you move to a bigger place. You have to much work going on in that little place. (i Guess thats a good thing though) =)
I walked in, they gave me a price- almost half of everyone else I'd ca... read more I walked in, they gave me a price- almost half of everyone else I'd called- put my car on the rack, showed me the results of a machine test print-out and where it correlated to my car. They were very respectful and explained everything. I agreed to the service and they had it done in about 20 minutes. It was like driving a new car! The shop was smeared with 'girlie' posters selling wheels for every kind of car and truck- they seem to have a lot of choice in fancy wheels and low profile tires. I didn't like the 'yucky shop', (I'm a grandma!) but it was certainly a man's wheel mecca! Thanks, guys. good job in a short time.
