Being a certified Aluminum Auto Body facility, it requires more than just specialized equipment and training.  As technology advances, aluminum has replaced steel on body panels and on vehicle structural components.

Due to the unique characteristics of aluminum, it cannot be treated the same way as traditional metal panels were in the past. For example, the utmost care must be used when placing grounding clamps because of the electrical conductivity of aluminum. Special tools and processes must be used.

At Alloy, we have trained our technicians to handle the ever-changing automotive industry brings down the line. Our dedicated tools, equipment and ongoing training of our technician will repair your vehicle to factory condition.

As a result of the newer, lighter aluminum used in most cars today, they carry much less kinetic energy into a collision. This means that the amount of energy that has to be absorbed in an accident is greatly reduced. In aluminum vehicles, the body structure’s front and rear steadily absorb crash energy while also protecting the cabin’s integrity.