Collision Repair & Auto Body Shops in Rochester, NY
5 auto body shops in Rochester, with addresses and phone numbers. Request an appointment online or start with the free Instant Estimator.
Shops in Rochester
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(585) 475-1467Request an appointment by link: https://collisionrepairlocator.com/request/4008
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(585) 663-3172Request an appointment by link: https://collisionrepairlocator.com/request/828
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(585) 623-1021Request an appointment by link: https://collisionrepairlocator.com/request/5274
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(585) 506-4500Request an appointment by link: https://collisionrepairlocator.com/request/3542
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(585) 352-1955Request an appointment by link: https://collisionrepairlocator.com/request/2445
Collision Repair in Rochester FAQ
Your rights in New York, what repairs cost, and what the labels mean.
How many collision repair shops are in Rochester?
5 collision repair shops are listed in Rochester. They're Pre-Qualified: they meet the listing criteria but haven't completed Assurity's independent verification yet.
Can I choose my own body shop in New York?
In most cases, yes. Your insurer can't require a shop or recommend one unless you ask, and estimates have to state your right to choose. (N.Y. Ins. Law § 2610) Your insurer still pays based on a fair price for the repair, so ask how any difference would be handled before work starts. See the rule in every state we've checked.
How much does collision repair cost in Rochester?
It depends on your car and the damage far more than on the city. CCC Intelligent Solutions put the average repair at $4,818 in 2025, and newer vehicles cost more because of the sensors behind the panels (see what a bumper repair costs). For a number on your own car, upload photos to the free Instant Estimator.
How to Choose a Body Shop in Rochester
Certification is the fastest filter. It means the shop’s training, equipment, and repair methods were independently verified, not self-reported (what certification means). Before you call anyone, it helps to know what collision repair costs and how insurer-preferred shops work.
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