Choose the repair that matches the damage.
Van bodywork covers exterior panels, doors, bumpers and their finish, rather than engine repairs or routine servicing. Choose the specialist service for your main concern below. If an incident has damaged several panels, describe it as one enquiry so the assessment considers the work together. Full van resprays are also available through our paintwork service.
Repair, replacement and refinishing: three different decisions.
Restoring a panel’s shape does not automatically restore its paint. A replacement may still need fittings, alignment and refinishing. We assess whether the existing panel can be repaired before recommending replacement, and explain how each part of the proposed work fits the condition of the van.
One working van or a coordinated fleet repair?
An owner-driver can enquire about a single job. For several working vans, fleet planning covers per-vehicle approvals, release dates and handover arrangements. Free collection applies to eligible fleet repairs, with postcode, vehicle condition and scheduling confirmed before booking.
Finding a van bodyshop for your location.
Looking for van body repairs near you? Use the area finder, then provide the full postcode where the van is available. Directory entries are not branch addresses or distance promises. Confirm workshop attendance or eligible collection before travelling, and do not drive a van you suspect is unsafe.
Start with the van and the complete job.
Provide the registration, body specification, postcode and an overview of all affected areas. Mention conversions, fitted equipment and whether doors close correctly. The guides below explain how to compare a complete estimate and plan assessment, parts and paintwork; the scope and price are agreed before repairs begin.