Gerber Collision & Glass on Santa Fe Drive in Denver has done great work and provided quality custome
r service to me twice in the past year and a half. The first time, someone backed up in traffic into my drivers side door while I legally crossed the intersection behind their car. No hint of the damage afterwards. The nearby rental car agency sends an agent to take you to get a rental car straight from the collision shop. The second time, someone put a downward gouge in my rear tire driver's side tire panel with a shovel or a ladder. Again, damage gone, great customer service. I'm very happy with the work done, the people, and their attitudes toward their customers. The prices are fair. The estimates are clear. The labor is relatively transparent. Unless something changes, my work will always come here. Thanks for providing quality and good service.
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I wanted to let you know that I trust this place. I was skeptical but so glad I went with a family b
usiness. My car looks great. Thank you Raymon
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Got in a fender bender that was not my fault. Took my car to the body shop I’ve gone to for years and
they basically told me the repairs would be more than the car is worth. The other driver’s insurance company suggested Heritage Body and Frame (one of their preferred shops). I have always steered clear of insurance company preferred shops because they tend to get a bad reputation. Heritage was totally different!! From dropping off my car to picking it up when it was done, Issac at Heritage was fantastic!! They even detailed my car before giving it back to me!! Hopefully I never have to see Isaac again, but it looks like I’ve got a new body shop for any future issues.
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