Certified Collision repair · Orlando
Certified Collision Repair
Manufacturer certified structural, body, and paint repair after an accident.
When your vehicle is damaged, you want it repaired the way the automaker designed it. Collision Center Orlando is a manufacturer certified collision repair shop at 6958 Venture Circle, and we repair modern cars and trucks to the published standards of the brands we are certified to work on.
Certification is more than a badge on the wall. It means our technicians are trained and our shop is equipped to follow each automaker’s official repair procedures for your exact make and model.
Founder Jim Keller brings 49 years of collision industry experience, and our Orlando facility handles everything from a minor fender scrape to heavy structural damage. We repair all makes and models and our certifications cover many of the vehicles drivers bring us.
Modern vehicles are built from high strength steels, aluminum, and bonded materials. Each one is engineered to absorb and redirect crash energy in a specific way, and each one repairs differently.
Your car should leave here the way it left the factory — measured, documented, and repaired to spec.

Finished collision repair
Certified Collision Repair in Orlando
As a certified collision repair shop, we follow the published repair documentation for your specific vehicle rather than guessing. That includes measuring the structure, using the parts and methods the manufacturer specifies, and avoiding shortcuts that could change how your car protects you in a future impact.
Certification also keeps our work accountable. We document the damage we find, including hidden damage that appears after panels are removed, so your repair plan reflects the real condition of your vehicle.

What Certified Auto Body Repair Includes
Every repair is different, but a certified auto body repair generally moves through the same disciplined stages.
- A full damage assessment and written estimate, with disassembly when needed to uncover hidden damage
- Computerized frame and structural measurement against the automaker’s published dimensions
- Structural and panel repair or replacement using manufacturer approved methods
- Refinishing with color matching to your vehicle’s existing factory finish
- Recalibration of safety and driver assist systems when the repair requires it
- A final quality inspection before we return your vehicle

Each stage follows your automaker’s published collision repair procedures, from the specified welds and adhesives to the torque values and system calibrations. We keep you informed along the way and document the work in your repair file.
Certified for the Brands Orlando Drivers Own
Certification is specific. A shop can be certified for one brand and not another, so the programs we hold matter. Collision Center Orlando is certified through several manufacturer collision programs, including Honda and Acura, Infiniti, Hyundai, Ford, Lincoln, and FCA US vehicles such as Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram, and Fiat.
Each program has its own requirements and its own published repair procedures, so our technicians follow the documentation for the make and model in front of them. We also hold I-CAR Gold Class certification, an independent industry credential that reflects ongoing technician training, and it is separate from any manufacturer certification.
We repair all makes and models, not only the certified brands (some specialty and custom vehicles excluded). If your vehicle is not on our certified list, ask us what we can do and we will tell you honestly.












Certified for: Honda · Acura · Nissan · Infiniti · Hyundai · Kia · Genesis · Ford · Lincoln · Chrysler · Dodge · Jeep · Ram · Fiat · SRT · Mopar — plus I-CAR Gold Class, OEC Certified, Enterprise Rental Program Certified Partner credentials.
We repair all makes and models.
Teslas, Toyotas, Corvettes, your daily driver — if it’s on the road, we fix it. (Some specialty / custom vehicles excluded.)

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