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The article offers information on the business and working of the automobile repair shop Hall's Collision Center Inc. in Louisville, Tennessee. Topics discussed include equipment at the center such as paint spray guns from DeVilbiss Automotive Refinishing and measurement systems, problems faced in growing the business, and the center's link with the direct repair program, an agreement between a collision shop and a car insurance company.

The article focuses on Highland Automotive Inc. located in Louisville, Kentucky, which is owned by Dwain Fiaschetti. It says that Highland Automotive was started by Fiaschetti and his partner in 1980 as a venture and was bought by Fiaschetti from his partner in 1989 to become the sole owner. Fiaschetti notes the importance of their good people and relates their ups and down as they build the company. He also mentions the importance of ongoing training and customer service in their success.

The article focuses on Highland Automotive Inc. located in Louisville, Kentucky, which is owned by Dwain Fiaschetti. It says that Highland Automotive was started by Fiaschetti and his partner in 1980 as a venture and was bought by Fiaschetti from his partner in 1989 to become the sole owner. Fiaschetti notes the importance of their good people and relates their ups and down as they build the company. He also mentions the importance of ongoing training and customer service in their success.

The article profiles Highland Automotive Inc., an automobile shop. It states that Highland Automotive is owned by Dwain Fiaschetti, who became a part-time worker at an automobile dealership parts department when he was in high school. It says that the shop is located in Louisville, Kentucky, with six employees. Meanwhile, Fiaschetti considers customer service as critical success factor for Highland Automotive.

The article profiles Dwain Fiaschetti, owner of Louisville, Kentucky-based automobile repair shop Highland Automotive. According to the author, the story of Highland Automotive began with Fiaschetti working part-time during high school at an automobile dealership parts department. Fiaschetti considers customer service as the main reason for the continued success of Highland Automotive.

The article profiles the automotive shop Highland Automotive Inc., which is owned and managed by Dwain Fiaschetti in Louisville, Kentucky. It states that Fiaschetti became a service editor and started to operate the bodyshop and service area as the sole owner after he bought out his partner. It mentions that the work load of the facility breaks down to around 30 percent body work and 70 percent mechanical work. It adds the importance of ongoing training in the shop.

The article profiles Highland Automotive Inc., owned by Dwain Fiaschetti in Louisville, Kentucky. Fiaschetti states that the company's facility encompasses 15,000 square feet with six employees, and the work load breaks down to about 70 percent mechanical and 30 percent bodywork. He adds that they have a Brewco 360 frame rack, a certified, homemade paint booth where they shoot DuPont paints and a DuPont mixing station.

The article profiles C&C Automotive, an automotive shop in Augusta, Georgia which was founded by John Clements in 1977 and operated by his son Aaron Clements. It mentions that the full service automobile repair and service shop offers oil change services, transmission repair and service, and electrical repair. Aaron Clements states that their business center was build through the philosophy of being honest.

The article offers information on C&C Automotive, a small, two-bay shop started in Augusta, Georgia by John Clements in 1977. It states that C&C is being managed by Clements' son Aaron, who has been in the U.S. Air Force and have knowledge in auto-repair trade. Aaron says that the shop specializes on domestic and foreign vehicles such as Land Rover and Jaguar and offers full service for automobile repair and service for brakes, tires, and oil change.

The article offers information on C&C Automotive, a small, two-bay automobile repair ship being operated by Aaron Clements in Augusta, Georgia. The shop was established by his father John Clements in 1977. Aaron says that C&C specializes in domestic and foreign vehicles and provides services like scheduled maintenance, air conditioning repair and engine diagnostics.

The article offers information on C&C Automotive, a full service car repair and service shop specializing in domestic and foreign vehicles in Augusta, Georgia. It mentions that Aaron Clements is operating the business which was opened by his father John Clements in 1977. Clements states that the shop has most of the necessary original equipment manufacturer (OEM) equipment to diagnose cars including from General Motors Co., Chrysler Group LLC, and Toyota Motor Corp.

The article profiles Augusta, Georgia-based C & C Automotive Repair & Service Inc. It says that the shop was founded by John Clements in 1977 and expanded to other locations in the U.S. It notes the services offered by the shop including oil change, air conditioning, and engine diagnostics. It mentions that the business is managed by John's son, Aaron, as of 2012.

The article details an interview with Rusty Campbell, an owner of race-boat business in Nashville, Tennessee, who acquired the Rick's Paint and Body Shop business of his friend Rick Huff after asking a suggestion as to something he could do a little closer to home that would support his family. Campbell recalls the moment when Huff asked him to come and run the business for him located in Augusta, Georgia. He discusses the distribution requirements planning (DRP) programs he had adopted.

The article presents the profile of Rick's Paint & Body Shop, an established business with dedication to its loyal customers located in Martinez, Georgia. It notes that its owner Rusty Campbell has been racing powerboats, but decided to leave it and venture for automobile shop. It outlines the success of the shop with the addition of its two new facilities at Bobby Jones Expressway in Martinez and at 3102 Mike Padgett Highway in Augusta.

The article offers information on Martinez, Georgia-based Rick's Paint and Body Shop. The shop is reportedly owned by Rusty Campbell who used to own part of a race-boat business in Nashville, Tennessee. It states that the company has two facilities with 38 employees. It discusses how Campbell started the car repair business which has grown in size since 1996. Comments from Campbell concerning his overall relationship with customers are also presented.

The article profiles Georgia-based Rick's Paint & Body Shop. It describes how owner Rusty Campbell purchased the shop from his friend named Rick Huff after achieving success in his race-boat business. Despite not having technical knowledge on automobiles, Campbell asserts that he has a group of efficient technicians in the business. Remarks from Campbell regarding challenges associated in working with insurance companies in the automobile industry are also presented.

The article highlights the Ricks Paint and Body Shop located at 251 Bobby Jones Expressway in Martinez, Georgia. It notes like most other people, Rusty Campbell, has came from a variety of business backgrounds before establishing the shop. It adds that Campbell has acquired most of his knowledge about the job through experience and by enrolling himself in DuPont classes that helped him in running the business more effectively.

The article focuses on Rick's Paint & Body Shop owner Rusty Campbell in Martinez, Georgia. It notes that Campbell has several experiences on various business backgrounds before owning an automobile repair shop. Campbell also outlines the problems in managing the business, such as the cycle time and volumes with less profit.

The article presents a corporate profile of Rick's Paint and Body Shop which is an automobile repair shop located in Martinez, Georgia. It is said by owner Rusty Campbell that Rick's Paint and Body Shop has a loyal customer base. It states that the automobile shop has two facilities such as Bobby Jones Expressway in Martinez and another at 3102 Mike Padgett Highway in Augusta.

The article profiles the automobile repair shop Vincent's Quality Auto Care located in Louisville, Kentucky. The shop is owned by 44-year-old Kent Vincent, who admits that he got his automotive-repair training on the job, but has continually updated his skill set. The shop offers its clients with the gamut of automobile repair such as major and minor engine repairs and tire repairs.

The article evaluates the 1979 MG Midget sports car owned by Don Freeman.

The article profiles businessman Kent Vincent who owns automobile service shop Vincent's Quality Auto Care located in Louisville, Kentucky. Vincent reportedly started working in the shop since he was 14 as it was originally owned by his parents and has been in business since the 1960s. It discusses how Vincent improved the shop's services. It notes that the shop has several fleet accounts including Glass Doctor and Bright Pest Control.

The article focuses on the success in business of Kendrick Paint & Body autobody shop chain based in Augusta, Georgia. Co-owner Steve Kendrick Jr. reveals that the business owns six locations and works on its seventh shop. The company's main location employs a total of 60 individualsincluding body technicians, cleanup people and mechanical technicians. Moreover, Kendrick cites the importance of customer service in the shop's success.

The article presents information regarding the business of autobody shops owned by Kendrick Paint & Body. A total of 60 people work at the main location spread across 80,000 squre foot. Co-owner Steve Kendrick Jr. and operations manager David Clark further explain about the history of the business and its rapport with customers.

The article provides information on the Augusta, Georgia-based automobile repair shop Kendrick Paint & Body, co-owned Steve Kendrick and Manager David. It mentions that the company was established in 1975, and since then the company's relationships with their customers have not changed much over the year. Kendrick explaind the categories of work carried out in their shops.

The article focuses on the establishment of Kendrick Paint & Body autobody shop, co-owned by Steve Kendrick and father James Kendrick, located in Augusta, Georgia. It states that James started the business more than 60 years ago in a small hut down the street from the former Daniels Lincoln Mercury facilities. It notes that a total of 60 people are working at the main location which is divided into categories including body technology, paint technology, and mechanical technology.

The article features Samuels Collision Repair, an automobile shop owned by Jeff Embry and is located at 4200 Taylor Boulevard in Louisville, Kentucky. It notes that the facility has a body and paint shop areas which covers approximately 7,000 square feet. Also, it mentions that the shop has four technicians such as a floater, a painter and two bodymen.

The article focuses on automotive company Samuels Collision Repair and its owner Jeff Embry in Kentucky. He stated that doing a good job is important. He mentioned the problem of rising prices which is not allowed in automobile industry. He also commented on the problem of bodywork when there is a discrepancy of statement in estimating system and the insurer.

The article focuses on automobile repair shop owner Jeff Embry of Samuels Collision Repair in Louisville, Kentucky. Accordingly, Embry operates Samuels with a body shop and paint shop under four technicians. Embry admits that steering with insurance companies is one of the biggest problems faced by automotive businesses.

The article evaluates the 1955 Bel Air automobile from the Chevrolet division of General Motors.

The article focuses on Samuels Collision Repair, a Louisville, Kentucky-based automobile repair shop owned by Jeff Embry. The shop has four technicians, a painter, a painter's helper, and two body-men. Embry shares how he was inspired by his grandfather and uncle to take auto-body classes at the vocational school in his high school. He also explains some tactics used by insurers to intimidate customers into going to a shop of the insurer's choice.

The article offers information on the business operation of Samuels Collision Repair which is owned by Jeff Embry in Louisville, Kentucky. Embry was intrigued by his grandfather and uncles as they worked on vehicles and that led him to take autobody classes, and eventually established the business. In addition, he explains a method insurance companies use to intimidate customers into going to a shop of the insurer's choice.

The article offers an overview of Samuels Collision Repair located at 4200 Taylor Boulevard in Louisville, Kentucky. It provides a profile of shop owner Jeff Embry, which includes a brief background on how his grandfather and uncles influenced his decision to start the business. It also focuses on automobile insurance and how it affects body shops.

The article presents a company profile of Samuels Collision Repair, a family-owned service station located at 4200 Taylor Boulevard, Louisville, Kentucky. Owner Jeff Embry shares how his grandfather and uncle influenced him to take a career in the automotive industry. The company's slogan which emphasizes doing a good job, is given utmost importance to every job that Samuels Collision take.

The article profiles Louisville, Kentucky-based auto repair shop Duncan's Body Shop. According to shop owner Tony Duncan, he gravitated toward an auto repair career after finishing high school. The author adds that Duncan has had his own shop since 1975 and he employs three workers as of 2012, including his daughter Miranda.

The article offers information on Duncan's Body Shop in Kentucky, owned by 54-year-old Tony Duncan. The shop employs three employees including his daughter Miranda who runs the office. According to Duncan, the key factor that leads to the success of his business was treating the customers the way they want to be treated.

The article provides information on Duncan's Body Shop, an automobile shop owned by Tony Duncan and is located in Louisville, Kentucky. Duncan started doing auto repair when he was 7 years old and had his own shop when he was 28. Duncan shares that one of the key factors in the success in his business is the way in which he treats people the way he wants to be treated. He also expresses his dislike for DRP arrangement and prefers to stay independent.

The article focuses on the success of Body Shop owned by Tony Duncan in Louisville, Kentucky. It says that a cross-flow paint booth manufactured by Tools USA is utilize in the shop along with a DuPont mixing system and Kansas Jack frame rack. It adds that they key factor of the success of the company is the treatment to people the way Duncan wants to be treated.

The article profiles the Duncan's Body Shop located at 2717 Wilson Avenue, Louisville, Kentucky and owned by Tony Duncan. According to Duncan, the best recruiting tool is the word-of-mouth and the major input of possible employees comes from the paint representatives, the tool man and the parts people.

The article features Tony Duncan, owner of Duncan's Body Shop in Louisville, Kentucky, who started working automobile repair at the age of seven. It states that Duncan had his business for 25 years, along with his three children, Miranda, who runs the office, Paul as the painter and Mark who works with him. Duncan says that he uses word-of-mouth marketing as his best recruiting strategy.

The article profiles the Duncan's Body Shop, owned by Tony Duncan who started turning wrenches at an early age 7. According to Duncan, the best recruiting tool is the word-of-mouth and his major advantage on potential employees comes from parts people, paint representatives, and tool man. He added that the key factor of his achievements is the treatment he gives to his customers.

The article focuses on the story behind the success of Duncan's Body Shop, an automobile repair shop located in Louisville, Kentucky. It presents the insights of business owner Tony Duncan regarding the changes and challenges which affected the shop that has been in business for over 25 years. Duncan considers his attitude of treating people the way he wants to be treated as the key factor in his success.

The article offers information on Automotive Warranty & Service Center (AWSC) in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, which is owned by Don Pless. It mentions the AWSC relies on service and warranty work, which goes beyond supporting their former brand's factory warranty. Moreover, Pless adds that he needs two Suzuki Motor Corp.-certified technicians to maintain the Suzuki warranty franchise.

The article offers a corporate profile of the Maaco Collision Repair & Auto Painting in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, owned by couple John and Tammy Lazzarino. After the couple decided to retire from their work wherein Johnny served in international marketing in Mexico and Singapore, the couple returned to the U.S. ventured into Maaco as one of the best franchises to own in the U.S. Tammy also indicated that their business have been benefited from the growing demand of automobile repairs.

The article offers information on automobile repair shop Maaco Collision Repair & Auto Painting located in Hattiesburg, Mississippi. The shop, which is owned by married couple John and Tammy Lazzarino, is established in 1998. It offers a brief historical overview of the establishment of the shop as well as information about the couple's family life. The 8000 square feet facility has 12 technicians who were trained onsite. Statements from the couple regarding their business are included.

The article focuses on Maaco Collision Repair shop which is owned by married couple John and Tammy Lazzarino in Hattiesburg, Mississippi. It indicates that Tammy Lazzarino is in charge with the production and runs the actual shop, while John Lazzarino leads the sales team. It is said by the owners that the main business of a Maaco Collision Repair franchise does not focus on insurance and bodywork.

The article discusses the success of Maaco Collision Repair shop in Hattiesburg, Misssissippi. The shop is owned and operated by husband and wife, John and Tammy Lazzarino. Details of how the couple came to have a successful Maaco franchise are provided. The shop writes accurate estimates using a combination of ADP and Maaco software. An overview of the job responsibilities of the couple is given.

The article offers information on services offered by Maaco Collision Repair and Auto Painting shop, owned by couple John and Tammy Lazzarino. It mentions that their facility operates in an 8,000 square feet facility and has 12 working people and is still continuously hiring. It states that despite not knowing anything in the business, both have worked hand-in-hand to manage it properly and be able to expand as an automobile manufacturer in the area.

The article profiles the Maaco Collision Repair & Auto Painting shop operated by a married couple, John and Tammy Lazzarino, located in Hattiesburg, Mississippi. It says that John Lazzarino had been in international marketing before taking on the career as Maaco franchisees. It relates that the couple went to Maaco's head office in King of Prussia, Penssylvania to attend a month of training.

The article focuses on the business managed by couple John and Tammy Lazzarino in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, the Maaco Collision Repair shop. It reveals that the challenge for the future of this family-operated business will be related to the improvements that automobile manufacturers have been making in their products. In addition, John explains how the business interplays with the insurance industry.