Annual GCIA Labor Rate Survey Available Online - BodyShop Business

Annual GCIA Labor Rate Survey Available Online

The Georgia Collision Industry Association (GCIA) is asking shops in its state to participate in its fourth Annual GCIA Labor Rate Survey, which is now available to complete online. The purpose of this survey is to provide the Georgia insurance commissioner with prevailing rates for labor and material.

Shop identities will not be published with the results of the survey and will remain confidential. Names are only needed to track demographics and ensure that one survey is cast per repair facility location.

GCIA asks that participants don’t include any rates that may exist between a repair facility and any contracted customer such as a fleet account or insurance DRP.

The survey is being conducted by CSi Complete.


More information:

Take the survey here

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