Restoring your vehicle's structural integrity to exact factory dimensions — using leading-edge equipment and I-CAR Gold Class certified technicians.
Frame and structural damage is the part of a collision repair that most affects how your vehicle handles and how safe it is to drive. You may not see it, but if the frame is bent or twisted — even slightly — your vehicle won't drive the same, and safety systems may not perform as intended.
At Marquis Auto Body, we use leading-edge frame straightening and laser dimensioning equipment to measure, assess, and restore your vehicle's structure to exact factory specifications. Every measurement is documented, and the repair isn't done until the numbers match what the manufacturer requires.
Vehicle pulls to one side even on a straight, flat road
Unusual tire wear on one side of the vehicle
Doors, hood, or trunk that no longer align or close properly
Visible bending, creasing, or buckling under the vehicle
Shaking or vibration at highway speeds after an accident
Not sure if your frame is damaged? Come in for a free visual inspection — we'll explain what we find and any further steps before proceeding.
Modern vehicles — especially those with high-strength steel and aluminum structures — require specialized equipment to repair correctly. We have it.
Professional-grade hydraulic straightening equipment pulls structural components back to their original position using controlled, measured force.
Electronic measuring tools that compare your vehicle's actual dimensions against factory specifications to the millimeter.
Dedicated aluminum-specific tools and equipment to repair the lightweight body structures found on many modern vehicles.
We follow manufacturer-specific repair procedures for every vehicle — not generic approximations — because your vehicle was designed to specific tolerances.
Even if you don't see visible damage, a significant collision can affect your vehicle's structure. We offer a free visual inspection after an accident. If structural measuring, disassembly, diagnostics, or alignment checks are needed, we'll explain those steps before proceeding.