GM Certified Collision Repair
General Motors builds vehicles under four brands in the U.S.: Chevrolet, Buick, GMC and Cadillac. Regal Repair's GM certification covers all of them, from a Chevy Equinox commuter to a Cadillac Escalade or an electric Silverado.
Why GM Repairs Need Certification
- Specified joining methods: GM repair procedures specify welding type, rivets and adhesives for each structural repair. Using the wrong method can change how the vehicle behaves in a future crash.
- Mixed materials: Many GM trucks and SUVs use aluminum outer panels alongside high-strength steel structures.
- Electric vehicles: GM's Ultium-based EVs, such as the Equinox EV, Blazer EV, Silverado EV and Cadillac Lyriq, require high-voltage safety procedures and careful battery handling.
- Driver assistance: Super Cruise and other GM safety features depend on sensors that must be verified after repairs.
Brand Pages
Learn more about our GMC, Buick and Cadillac certified repairs.
Genuine GM Parts
When GM calls for OEM parts, we use genuine GM components to maintain fit and crash performance.
Book a GM repair
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How long a car repair takes, and roughly what it costs
Nobody else on this search publishes these numbers. We will. Ranges come from our own completed car jobs and assume parts are in stock; your estimate is the number that counts.
Bumper cover repair & refinish
2–4 days
Single panel replacement
4–7 days
Multi-panel, with ADAS recalibration
7–14 days
Structural / frame repair
14–25 days
Aluminium body structural
16–28 days
EV with high-voltage system work
18–35 days
Bars show typical elapsed days from drop-off to delivery.
What actually causes delayBack-ordered parts, not labour. We order long-lead parts at the estimate stage rather than after teardown, and we tell you on day one if your repair has one in it.