What Our Customers Say
★★★★★
"These guys are the best. The dealer repeatedly could not properly diagnose the issue with my 2017 Subaru Forester. One time at EVAR and the problem was properly diagnosed and fixed. Due to their outstanding work I now feel confident buying used Subarus because I know where to take them to keep them running."
James A., Google review
★★★★★
"I had a full engine build that needed to be done for my car. After I talked to Mark, I knew my car would be in good hands. I had the pleasure of working with Damon who kept me updated on the tear down of my old engine and progress of my new one. They weren't pushy about their recommendations for upgraded parts and there weren't any surprise charges. I wouldn't go anywhere else and have found my lifelong shop for my future car needs."
Josh C., Google review
★★★★★
"Friendly group of people! I really like Marks energy and enthusiasm! So far, nobody has beat around the bush on my Subaru with the problems she has, but I trust these guys with my baby girl and getting her up to date since I have sadly neglected her and keeping her healthy"
Chris A., Google review
Your insurance company has a list of shops it would like you to use. You do not have to use any of them.
In Washington you pick the shop. That single fact is worth knowing before you agree to anything, because a Subaru that gets straightened by someone who works on twelve different brands a week comes back looking fine and driving wrong.
We are a Subaru shop that does collision work, not a collision shop that will take a Subaru. There is a difference, and you feel it in the steering wheel six months later.
We have been working on these cars in Kent for over 30 years. We are family-owned and locally owned and we are BBB A+ Accredited.
Why a Subaru Needs a Subaru Body Shop
A Subaru is a unibody car with all wheel drive and a flat engine sitting low between the front rails. Hit it in the front and three separate systems take the load at once.
The panels are the easy part. Anybody with a spray booth can make a fender look right.
What most shops miss sits underneath. A front impact pushes the subframe back a few millimeters. The panel gaps still close, the paint still matches, and the thrust angle is now out. The car tracks slightly sideways down the road and nobody notices until the inside edges of the front tires are bald at 12,000 miles.
On an all wheel drive car that misalignment does more than eat rubber. The drivetrain spends every mile fighting a geometry that is no longer square.
Ever been handed a repaired car that pulled slightly and been told it just needs to settle?
Cars do not settle. They get measured.
What We Handle
Collision repair. Front, rear, and side impact work on Subarus, from a parking lot scrape to a car that came in on a flatbed.
Front end repair. Bumper covers, reinforcement bars, radiator support, crash bars, and the cooling and lighting hardware that sits behind them.
Structural and suspension work. Control arms, subframes, steering knuckles, and everything that has to be square before the wheel alignment means anything.
Mechanical damage after a hit. A collision that reaches the engine or drivetrain goes straight to the mechanical side of our shop, where the engine rebuild and transmission repair work happens anyway.
Machining. Flywheels, rotors, and drums get surfaced in our own automotive machine shop rather than shipped out and waited on.
That last one is unusual for a body shop, and it is the reason a job that stalls elsewhere keeps moving here. We handle most of this work in house and rarely outsource.
Paint, Pearl, and Why Matching Is Harder Than It Looks
Subaru uses some of the least forgiving colors on the road. Crystal White Pearl is a three stage finish, which means a base coat, a pearl mid coat, and a clear on top. The color code on your door jamb gets you close. It does not get you matched.
A three stage repair has to be sprayed out on a test card first, checked against your actual panel in daylight, and adjusted before a drop of it touches the car. Skip that step and the repaired quarter panel reads slightly gray next to the door in overcast light. Which, in this part of Washington, is most of the year.
World Rally Blue has its own problem. It shifts under different light sources, so a booth match can look wrong the moment the car rolls outside.
We blend into the adjacent panels rather than stopping at a body line and hoping. It takes longer and uses more material. It is also the only way a repair disappears instead of announcing itself.
Sun fade counts too. A ten year old Outback that has sat outside in Kent has a roof and hood a shade lighter than the doors, and matching to the factory code alone would leave you with one panel that is visibly newer than the rest of the car.
Subaru Models We Work On
Legacy, Outback, Forester, Impreza, Crosstrek, WRX, STI, BRZ, Ascent, and the older cars people keep on the road because they refuse to die. Our team came out of dealerships, so the current platforms are familiar, and we have been here long enough to know the ones that are not.
Subaru Body Shop FAQ
Can I choose my own body shop, or does my insurer decide?
You choose. An insurer can recommend a shop from its network, and it cannot require you to use one. Tell them where the car is going.
Do you work with insurance claims?
Yes. We document the damage, send photos, and handle the supplement process directly with your adjuster. You approve every number before work starts.
Will you use genuine Subaru parts?
That is our default. Some insurers will only fund aftermarket panels on older cars, and if that comes up you will hear about it from us before anything is ordered, not after.
How long does a Subaru collision repair take?
A cosmetic panel job is days. Structural work is longer, and parts availability drives most of the wait. We give you a real timeline after teardown rather than a hopeful one before it.
Do you check the alignment after a collision repair?
Always on anything that took a front or rear hit with force. An all wheel drive car that is out of square wears tires unevenly and puts constant load through the drivetrain, and mismatched tire wear is exactly what a Subaru does not tolerate.
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