Wreckcovery Collision Center FL 34769

C

C B.

Wonderful and speedy service along with fair prices. I’ve brought two of my vehicles here for repairs and the service has been exceptional both times. The team did an amazing job every time and went above and beyond to ensure I was happy with the service. 10/10 recommend. I will never go anywhere else if I need

K

Kevin “Cowboy” McGill

We brought our Jeep to this company to have the hood painted, based on a referral from another business owner — so naturally, we trusted we’d be in good hands. They charged $500 for the job, and within five minutes of picking it up, my wife immediately noticed what anyone with eyes could clearly see: the paint didn’t match. Not even close. There were at least 7 dark shadow blotches where other painters said there wasn't enough paint coating. When we pointed this out, the owner came outside and explained how “hard” it is to match silver, then suggested we take it to other shops for opinions. So we did. Four professional paint shops looked at it, and every single one said the same thing: the job was unacceptable. One painter even said, “Whoever let this leave the shop should be embarrassed.” We tried repeatedly over the course of 3 months — calls, texts, follow-ups — at least 10 attempts with zero response. Not one call back. Not one text returned. Nothing. Only after contacting the business owner who referred us did this company finally call. They apologized, said this “never should have happened,” and promised to find a way to make it right. But here’s the part every customer needs to know: Because we had to take the Jeep elsewhere for repairs after they ignored us, the owner’s wife finally called back and told us they would not fix anything — because it would now be a “loss” for them. So let that sink in: ✔️ If they feel they took a loss, they will not stand behind their own work. ✔️ If something goes wrong, you may get ignored entirely. ✔️ If you expect accountability or professionalism, prepare to be disappointed. We’ve since had the Jeep corrected by a competent shop, and the difference is night and day. For anyone considering doing business with this company: do your homework, look at other painters, and save yourself the frustration. You’ll thank yourself later.

E

Evet Soto

If I could give this collision repair shop "0" stars, I would. I brought my Jeep to Wreckcovery Collision Center based on a referral, which makes this experience even more disappointing. I trusted Wreckcovery Collision Center to paint the hood of my show vehicle, and the results were unacceptable from the very beginning. On the day of delivery, I immediately noticed uneven areas in the paint, inconsistent coverage, and the paint didn't match my Jeeps original paint color. I voiced my concerns right away. The owner came outside, looked at the hood, and tried to ease my mind by saying that “silver is a hard color to match 100%.” He also said other shops would tell me the same thing. So, I took my Jeep to four other collision centers, and this is what they found • Visible imperfections in the paint finish - shadow blotches • Inconsistent texture and coverage • Areas that required sanding and repainting to correct ** Color did not match Because of these deficiencies, I will have to invest in having the work redone properly by another shop. From that point on, I continued calling Wreckcovery Collision Center—not for free work, not to take advantage—but simply to get the paint corrected the right way. I wasn’t asking for compensation or a refund, just accountability and fairness. Weeks went by with no response. When I finally spoke with the painter's wife, she refused to hear my concerns, she basically said, "you got what you paid for" and hung up the phone on us. That type of treatment from Wreckcovery Collision Center was unprofessional, unnecessary, and very disappointing. Because of their lack of follow-up, I had no choice but to take my Jeep to another painter to correct the hood. Now Wreckcovery Collision Center refuses to make it right, even though the issue was caused by their own poor workmanship. All I asked for was a simple credit toward future work—nothing more. I genuinely feel that Wreckcovery Collision Center took advantage of me because I’m a woman, assuming I wouldn’t know the difference or push back. That’s hurtful, unethical, and completely unacceptable. What makes this worse is that Wreckcovery Collision Center has excuses for other paint issues on my vehicle as well—but those OTHER vendors stepped up and fixed their mistakes at no additional charge. Meanwhile, Wreckcovery Collision Center claims they are “at a loss” for a price they set. How is that my problem as the customer? If the painter required the Jeep to be physically present during painting, Wreckcovery Collision Center should have said that. They only asked for the VIN number to match the paint. The hood was not painted correctly—plain and simple. Wreckcovery Collision Center should have taken responsibility or at least offered to fix it. It honestly makes me sad that I have to go public with this warning, especially since Wreckcovery Collision Center is in our circle of acquaintances. But customers deserve honesty. It’s unfair and unethical to treat people this way. When a company sets the price, they should stand behind their work—not ignore calls, not blame the customer, not hang up the phone, and definitely not dismiss concerns because they think someone won’t fight back. I’m leaving this review because I’m genuinely concerned for others who trust Wreckcovery Collision Center expecting professionalism, accountability, and quality work. Sadly, that is not what I received. Lastly, this has resulted in additional, unexpected expenses for me—expenses that would not exist had the job been performed correctly the first time. I do not have a problem paying for good work and I'm certainly not looking for freebies... just accountability!