Agnelli Bodyworks · Repair guide
A considered repair.
A clearer starting point.
You chose the car for a reason. Understand what goes into restoring it, with clear planning ranges for bodywork and paint.
Explore your repairOpening January 2027 · Round Rock, serving Austin
Repair cost guide
Know the range. Understand the repair.
Choose your make and the work you have in mind. Start with a planning range, then share the details that make your car different.
- No contact details needed to see a range.
- A repair plan built around your vehicle.
- Nothing gets added to the repair without your approval.
Pick the car and the repair.
We'll show the range we would use to start the conversation.
Planning ranges are not quotes. Parts, paint, hidden damage and calibration can change the cost. Final pricing follows an inspection; confirm tax and all inclusions in your written estimate. Ranges last reviewed October 2026.
The detail is the difference
Look beyond
the price alone.
A useful estimate explains what will be repaired, what will be replaced and how the finish will be restored. That detail matters as much as the number at the bottom.
- 01
The right scope
Visible damage, panel access and what may need a closer inspection.
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The right process
Materials, repair procedures, paint matching and any required calibration.
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A clear decision
A written repair plan you can review before authorizing the work.
From the existing Agnelli portfolio. This project is not a priced example or a completed Texas repair.
Find the right starting point
What does your
car need?
Not sure which category fits? Send a few photos and describe what you would like us to look at.
Get my free estimateSmall dent, paint not damaged
A ding or small dent where the paint isn't cracked. Worked out from behind the panel, with no repainting.
See the range for your makeScratches, scuffs or a dent that needs paint
Scratches, scuffs, chips or a small dent that needs refinishing on one or two panels.
See the range for your makeBumper repair or replacement
Cracks, scuffs or tears in a bumper cover, or a bumper that has to be replaced, including the parts behind it.
See the range for your makeDoor, fender or quarter-panel damage
Dents, creases or damage to a door, fender or quarter panel that needs bodywork and paint.
See the range for your makeMajor collision or structural damage
Frame or structural damage, airbag deployment, or damage across several areas of the car.
See the range for your makeHail damage
Dents across the roof, hood and trunk from a hailstorm, often repaired without repainting.
See the range for your makeFull respray or color change
Repainting the whole car in its original color, or changing the color.
See the range for your makeBefore you decide
Are these fixed prices?
No. These are approved planning ranges for broad vehicle categories. Your year, model, materials, finish and the damage determine the repair plan. The written estimate confirms scope, inclusions and price after inspection.
Why do some makes show the same range?
The guide groups vehicles with broadly similar repair requirements. It is a starting point, not a model-specific calculation. A small accessible dent and a crease on a difficult panel can need very different work, even on the same car.
Can you give me a price from photos?
Photos help us understand visible damage and discuss the next step. Hidden damage, disassembly and manufacturer procedures may change the scope. A final estimate requires an in-person inspection, and sometimes a teardown.
What if the repair is outside the guide range?
We explain the damage and proposed work before you decide. Nothing gets added to the repair without your approval. Your written estimate takes precedence over the online guide.
Can I discuss an insurance repair?
Yes. Tell us whether you intend to claim when you send your request. Your out-of-pocket cost depends on coverage, deductible and the repair approved by the insurer. We can discuss the repair scope with you before you make arrangements.
When can I bring my car in?
Our Round Rock workshop is preparing to open in January 2027. You can send an inquiry now. Please confirm availability before visiting or arranging vehicle transport.
Does the initial inquiry cost anything?
No. Sending photos and discussing a planning range is free, with no obligation. Any further assessment, disassembly or repair work is discussed separately.
Your car. Our attention.
Start with a conversation.
Share the car, the damage and what matters to you. We’ll discuss the next step and confirm availability.
Get my free estimateNo obligation · Free photo estimates today · Workshop opens January 2027