Excalibur Auto Body Repair

Having some fun with the Ariens snowblower! Thank you Adams Tractor Lewiston and all the guys there for setting us up with this!

Thank you for keeping us busy all year long! We're looking forward to 2022!

We will be closing early Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve.

We’re sure enjoying these warm spring days! Don’t forget to switch to your summer tires.

Happy to reunite Lollipop with her family!
Just a reminder, if you have a lost pet post it on Facebook, on Zeus's Friends, Lost and Found Pet Network.
The owners searched for 22 hours and within 20 minutes of posting on this page, Lollipop and her owner were reunited. Rodney Willis Hannah Roberts

Happy Monday!

One of our technicians installing a new panel on a pick-up box.

Happy New Year!

We at Excalibur wish you all a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

We will be closed Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Years Eve, and New Years Day.

We were recently able to fix this Ford pickup for some very nice people. The damage to the left front bumper/fender was minor but unfortunately caused by a cougar that ran across the road up by Wi******er.

Story behind the job:
A car flipped over the center median into oncoming traffic and hit this Tacoma. Very thankful the driver wasn't injured and so fortunate to have skilled repair technicians who were able to fix this truck.

Ever wonder what you should do if you get in an accident? Here are a few ideas to remember:
1. Safety First
-If the car accident is minor, move vehicles out of traffic to a safe place.
-Shift into park, turn off your vehicle, and turn on the hazard lights.
-Use cones, warning triangles, or flares for added safety, if you have them.
2. Get Help
-Check for injuries; call an ambulance when in doubt.
-Call the police, even if the accident is minor. A police report can be invaluable to the claim process and help establish who's at fault.
3. Collect Information
-Gather information from others involved in the accident.
--Drivers and passengers: names and contact information
--Vehicle descriptions (make, model, year)
--Driver's license numbers
--License plate numbers
--Insurance companies and policy numbers
--Eyewitnesses: names and contact information
--Accident scene location and/or address
--Police officer's name and badge number.
-Take photos of all vehicles involved and the accident scene, if it is safe to do so.
-Do not sign any document unless it's for the police or your insurance agent.
-Be polite, but don't tell anyone the accident was your fault, even if you think it was.
4. Notify Your Insurer

We had the opportunity to repair the damage on the rear of this Altima for some very nice folks in the LC Valley. Here are some before and after pictures.