Bumper and Fender Repair

Bumper and fender repair handles the most frequently damaged parts of a fleet vehicle: front and rear bumpers, fender flares, wheel arches, and mud flaps. Most of this work is straightforward, fast, and the highest-value maintenance a fleet can do for how the vehicles look on the road.

Symptoms

Signs you need this work

Cracked, dented, or hanging bumper
Torn or missing fender flare
Wheel arch damage from curb or tire contact
Missing or damaged mud flaps

The highest-frequency repair in a fleet

Bumpers and fenders take the majority of the low-speed damage in any delivery or service fleet. Loading docks, tight alleys, and parking structures account for far more body damage than actual road collisions do.

Because the work is quick, it is also the easiest thing for a fleet to let slide, and a yard full of vehicles with cracked bumpers reads as a poorly run operation to every customer who sees one. This is the least expensive way to keep a fleet looking maintained.

Steel and plastic bumper repair and replacement
Fender and fender flare repair
Wheel arch straightening and rust treatment
Mud flap and bracket replacement
Bumper reinforcement and mount repair
Color matched refinishing

Batch scheduling for fleets

This kind of work is well suited to batching. If you have six units with bumper damage, running them through together costs less per unit and takes fewer vehicles out of service at once than handling them one at a time over six months.

We can schedule a batch around your slow days so the operational hit lands where it costs you least.

Pricing

What this typically costs

Ballpark range

$400 to $4,500

2 to 18 labor hours

Commercial damage varies widely, so this is a range rather than a quote. The number for your vehicle comes from assessing the actual damage.

Collision estimates for insurance claim walk-ins carry no charge. Systems estimates are $150 and diagnostics are $285 per hour, both credited against an authorized repair.

See the full rate card for labor rates, materials, parts markup and deposit policy.

FAQ

Bumper and Fender Repair questions

Can a cracked plastic bumper be repaired?

Usually yes. Plastic welding and reinforcement handles most cracks and it costs meaningfully less than replacement. A bumper that has cracked in several places or has torn at the mounts is better replaced.

How fast is a bumper repair?

Most run two to eighteen labor hours depending on whether refinishing is involved. Many are same-week jobs.

Can you do several vehicles at once?

Yes, and it is the efficient way to handle it. Tell us how many units and we will schedule a batch that minimizes how many vehicles are out of service at any one time.

Bumper and Fender Repair for Irvine fleets

Bring the vehicle to our Yorba Linda facility and we will assess it, document the damage, and give you a real number.

Request Service (714) 909-1844