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How finding bumper repair works
1. Search your postcode
Enter your postcode and we'll help you browse tradespeople on Checkatrade who work locally to you.
2. Choose a tradesperson
Pick a tradesperson who offer bumper repair services that fit your needs, and get in touch straight away.
3. Get your task done
Hire your chosen tradesperson to sort your task out for you. It's that easy.
How do I find a tradesperson for bumper repair near me?
Why not use our online marketplace to find vehicle bumper repair services that cover your area?
At Checkatrade, only tradespeople who pass our checks and are committed to meeting the Checkatrade Standard show up in any search.
Enter your postcode in the search tool, hit the button, and you can start looking through relevant tradespeople offering bumper repair services.
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How to find a local tradesperson with Checkatrade
When you’re looking for a tradesperson working in your area - whether you need a locksmith, plumber, gardener, painter, carpenter, or anyone else - Checkatrade is here to help.
We work with tradespeople and businesses across the country
We assess every single one with up to 12 checks
That means when you start browsing, you know that you can believe in the reviews you read.
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What to expect from a bumper repair service
Every company will work slightly differently, but there are a few things you can expect for sure when you book your vehicle in for a bumper repair.
When you hire a local bumper repair service on Checkatrade, here's what you can usually look forward to.
1. Free no-obligation estimates
Our members should scope our your repair and offer you a no-obligation estimate, so you can make your choice with confidence.
2. Helpful advice
A good vehicle/car body repair specialist will take the time to find out more about your job and recommend the work they feel is right for needs.
3. Adherence to the Checkatrade Standard
All our tradespeople have to pass up to 12 checks and commit to upholding the Checkatrade Standard.
As part of this, members agree to six quality commitments:
Deliver a high quality of workmanship
Maintain high standards of personal conduct
Work safely, ethically, and within their skill set
Communicate clearly and honestly
Agree costs and contract terms upfront
Encourage and welcome customer reviews
4. Quality workmanship
Members of Checkatrade should only ever agree to work they have the skills to carry out to a professional standard.
That means that when you want to hire a local bumper repair service, you can choose someone who has the required skills, knowledge, tools, and experience.
5. The Checkatrade guarantee
We’re so confident in the tradespeople that we work with, that if you book through us, or pay via our app, we'll guarantee their work up to £1,000 for 12 months. It is there as a helping hand if the outcome of the job isn't what it should be (Eligibility and T&Cs apply).
Contact or pay a trade through Checkatrade and you’re covered by our 12-month guarantee of up to £1,000*
FAQs about bumper repair services
What is car bumper repair?
Bumper repair is a type of body repair that focuses on fixing any damage to your vehicle's front or rear bumper - one of the most common areas to get knocked, scraped, or dented.
This type of repair can include:
Removing dents and dings
Repairing scratches or scuffs
Repainting to match the rest of your car
Fixing cracks or splits in the bumper
Fixing structural damage
The goal of bumper repair is to get your car or van looking its best again, while also making sure your bumper is doing its job properly, helping to absorb minor impacts and protect the rest of your vehicle.
Are small dents worth fixing?
Generally speaking, it’s usually a good idea to repair even minor bumper damage. Even the smallest of scratches or dents might seem can affect your vehicle’s appearance and resale value.
There's also a chance that, left untreated, the damage could get worse over time. A small crack might spread, or exposed areas could rust or peel. Fixing issues early can save you money in the long run and keep your car or van well cared for.
How much does bumper repair cost?
The average bodywork repair cost starts at around £90 for a minor surface layer scratch.
However, this can climb significantly depending on the extent of the damage.
For the complete rundown, see our full cost guide to vehicle body repairs.
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