Last week, our team at DWV HQ met with our friends from the Toyota Insurance team to demonstrate a selection of repairs, and showcase the rigorous quality process, that we maintain with all our work.
We pride ourselves on delivering first-class vehicle repair services around the country. This opportunity allowed us to showcase our state-of-art equipment, onsite vehicle repair facilities, and the impeccable lengths our team will go to ensure all repair work, including dents, alloy wheel refurbishment, and paint damage is carried to the highest standard.
A scratch on the door to be repaired
Chris Wood, Managing Director at DWV said: “It was a pleasure to host the team from Toyota, and we hope they were impressed with what they saw from our team of technicians. As a leading SMART repair specialist, we are proud to continue providing a nationwide service and were thrilled to be able to show Toyota our range of capabilities.”
A dent above the wheel that was to be repaired
A selection of procedures that DWV demonstrated to the Toyota insurance team
For more information on our vehicle repair services, or a quote, please visit our quotes page. You can also find us on LinkedIn, Facebook and Instagram.
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