Beets Auto Body

Great people! Great business! And great prices! I went in there to get body work done on my Integra and they did A great job in a timely manner. I would recommend this autobody shop to everyone. Ask for Isaiah.

Absolutely amazing work attention to detail, all of my questions answered by the manager Mr. Isaiah Wallace he totally knows his stuff .He immediately put me at ease with what was needed for my car he didn’t try to take advantage of me being a female, when I walked in the place my worries were over he took care of everything and gave me a price I could afford, no after market BS he made sure that my car was treated with the same respect that I received. This is the one and only place I will ever take my car again that goes for all of my family and my friends. You’ll be making a mistake to go anywhere else!

This place is awesome. Quick and inexpensive. They also give you a business card with recommendations you need done. Highly recommended!

Wonderful service and they did an amazing job on my car repair. I gladly recommend Beets for all vehicle body work.

My car was showing years of parking lot dings and mishaps and was in need of a some tender love and care. I’d seen the Beet sign for years and stopped in to see what they could do. I was pleasantly surprised. They were very accomodating and helped figure out a plan of action to get my car looking good without going over the top. I will definately return.

We took our 2003 Ford Escape to Beets. We have seen the sign forever so it seemed reasonable that they would be a quality shop. In a nutshell the work was awful Several visible runs in the paint. Paint over spray covered the windows and the roof. They painted the drives side of the truck and said they would buff out the rest of the truck to make it all look good. The buffing left terrible swirl marks that our auto detail-​er said he had never seen the likes of before. When asked to correct the situation their attitudes turned very negative and they refused to clean up the mess. I was made very uncomfortable and choose to leave rather than escalate. I would never go back. If you go there or any shop make sure you do not fully pay until the work is done to your satisfaction. Once they have your money they could care less. Down right nasty people to deal with.

Their price was around the same as other body shops I went to, and the service was fast. They found the needed parts and fixed it the same day. Most importantly though, they were cheerful and friendly.
They were also honest because they took the time to give a better estimate than other shops. It came out to the same price, but they didn’t make bogus claims such as needing a couple hundred more to simply remove a fender. I will be returning to them whenever I need body work in the future because of this.

I took my 1951 pickup to Beets after it was hit by someone.
My insurance had sent me a check to get my fender fixed.
The folks at Beets worked with me and we got it fixed for what I had.
I had a little extra job done for a very reasonable price on anoher fender while they were at it.
The service was great, finished sooner than I expected. The fenders look great. Nice job!
I like Beets. Good for the neighborhood :)

This happened a few years ago, for what it’s worth:
My Toyota pickup’s back bumper needed replacing. I phoned two Toyota dealers and, at my wife’s insistence (she likes their sign) Beets. This kind of work is standardized and they all gave the same estimate, $XX for the bumper and X hours of labor. All three dollar figures were the same for the parts and I made sure we were talking about a Toyota bumper. Beets was the highest of the three (their labor rate is higher than either of the dealers) but again as my wife liked their sign we decided to go with Beets. My daughter was handling the dropoff and finances as she was responsible for the situation (long story, involved moving, roommates, rented trailer. etc.).
So the day arrives, my daughter drops the truck off, they call her when it’s ready, she picks it up and brings it over and says «there’s something wrong with this bumper.» Yes indeed, that’s not a factory bumper, that’s an aftermarket bumper that is too small and looks like crap. WTF?
She calls Beets and gets the stiff arm. I call Beets and raise hell. I end up telling them flat out that they did a bait and switch because they were dealing with a young woman. I go down to talk to the owner, who was nice enough and apologetic for the «mix up» though of course they never owned up to trying to scam us and insisted to the end that it was really my fault and that they were doing me a big favor by installing the bumper that they had originally spec’d. They did replace the crap bumper with a real one in the end.
Needless to say, not recommended.