Barry’s Auto Body has been in business for more than thirty-five years. Our procedures, staff, prices and deliverables are transparent and trustworthy. We are very aware of the stress and anxiety that comes with collisions- you can depend on us
Barry’s Auto Body is the best collision shop in Staten Island, New York. Our staff members have over thirty-five years of experience and tons of knowledge in the automobile industry. With winter approaching, it is important to be informed about
If you have driven a car, or even been in a car, it is extremely likely that you’ve heard of collision insurance. But do you know exactly what it is and how it works? Our staff at Barry’s Auto Body
Staten Island is a tight-knitted community filled with lots of family businesses; each with its own story, values, goals and successes. At Barry’s Auto Body, our story goes back almost thirty years! Our goal has always been to treat every
Every body shop has its own processes. Our processes are built on efficiency, quality, safety and customer satisfaction. So, what are the steps to the collision recovery process at Barry’s Auto Body? Read below to find out: The first step
With frequent updates and evolving companies, the social media boom is growing rapidly. Snap, the parent company of Snapchat, for example, recently introduced “Context Cards”. This new feature will allow users to swipe up on posts to view directions or
Getting a post repair inspection could save your life and your car. But how do they work? At Barry’s Auto Body, we go through an eight step process when conducting a post repair inspection. The first step, of course, is
At Barry’s Auto Body, we are proud of each and every aspect of our business. However, we pride ourselves most in the expert staff members that make our team so dependable. Getting in a car accident is extremely stressful; that’s
The majority of the population is informed about the severity and dangers of drunk driving. Despite this knowledge, there is an average of 900,000 arrested each year for DUI/DWI and ⅓ of those are repeat offenders. The consequences of drowsy
