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Repair and Claim Calculators

Four calculators built on the shop's own posted rates and materials formulas rather than industry averages. Each runs entirely in your browser, transmits nothing, and prints its assumptions on the page, because a number without its assumptions is a guess wearing a suit.

Every output here is a band, not a quote. The distinction matters on specialty units more than it does on passenger vehicles, because the gap between visible damage and actual damage is much wider. A two foot dent in a laminated sidewall can be nine feet of separated panel once the skin comes off, and no calculator can see that.

What a band is genuinely useful for is deciding what to do next. Whether to file. Whether to schedule around a trip. Whether to send three units through together or stagger them. Those decisions turn on order of magnitude, and an order of magnitude is exactly what these tools produce honestly.

The labor figures come from the posted rate card, the materials figures come from the published formulas, and the parts markup comes from the published policy. Nothing here uses a made up multiplier. When teardown changes the scope, a written supplement documents the change before any additional labor is authorized.

DWG
TOOL-00
SCOPE
TOOL INDEX
SHEET
01 OF 05
SCALE
1:1
MARKET
EASTVALE, CA
SHOP
YORBA LINDA, CA

Ready to replace the band with a number?

A written estimate after inspection is the only thing that turns a range into a figure. The shop is about 20 miles from Eastvale.