The automobile industry is experiencing a plethora of new technology and exciting innovation. The new year has introduced new advancements, ranging from the simplest vehicle add-ons, like Side Window Wipers, to the most intricate operating systems that can boost the
Hey everyone. My name is Barry, and I am part owner of your local collision repair shop, Barry’s Auto Body. We are a family-owned business that has been up and running for more than thirty years. My sister and I
One of our main goals has always been to build meaningful relationships with each and every customer that walks into our body shop. After more than thirty amazing years in business, Barry’s Auto Body has kept its mission in tact
With today’s extremely advanced technology comes nicer and cooler vehicles. However, this technology also brings about a reason to be more cautious on the road, especially with the rapid growth of self-driving cars. The large number of car collisions resulting
Happy New Year! At Barry’s Auto Body we have some new goals for 2018. Since the very beginning, we have focused a large amount of our time building long-lasting relationships with our customers. This year, we would like to take
Have you ever heard of a direct repair program (DRP)? A direct repair shop is a body shop that works with your insurance company. Sounds like no big deal, right? The thing that is often overlooked about direct repair shops
Did you know that service businesses account for more than 60% of the United States private-sector gross domestic product? The most successful of these service businesses are those that put their customers first. Car collisions can have extremely harsh effects
There are many types of collision damage that are seen every single day in the United States. Knowing the most common types of collision will help you prevent accidents and understand the repair process. The most common collision damage to
Unfortunately, car collisions have become so common that we’ve begun to neglect or forget the severe and dangerous effects that come along with them. About 1% of the United States population (over three million people) will suffer from a car
