KNOW WHAT'S BENEATH THE SURFACE

CollisionTrace combines visual inspection with paint-thickness measurements, body measurements, panel and fastener inspection, diagnostic scanning when appropriate, and other inspection techniques. We look for evidence such as refinishing, body filler, disturbed fasteners, replaced panels, altered seams or welds, inconsistent panel gaps, and other indicators of previous repair.

The 100-Point Assessment is a comprehensive inspection focused on identifying evidence of previous collision damage and repairs. The assessment examines the vehicle's exterior panels, paintwork, structural areas, fasteners, seams, measurements, and other repair indicators, with significant findings documented for the client.

No. CollisionTrace specializes in evaluating a vehicle for evidence of previous collision damage and repair. We do not replace a mechanical inspection, and we encourage buyers to have the vehicle mechanically inspected when appropriate.

No. CollisionTrace is an independent inspection and consulting service. We do not perform collision repairs or sell vehicles, helping us remain independent from the repair or sale of the vehicle being assessed.

Yes. CollisionTrace is a mobile service and can inspect vehicles at dealerships, private residences and other suitable locations, provided the vehicle is accessible and the owner or seller permits the inspection.

You'll receive a CollisionTrace report documenting the assessment and significant findings, including photographs, measurements and observations where applicable, along with an explanation designed to help you understand what was identified during the inspection.

A Post-Repair Accuracy Inspection is an independent evaluation performed after collision repairs have been completed. CollisionTrace documents visible and measurable aspects of the completed repair and identifies inconsistencies or areas that may warrant additional evaluation.