Body Shop Express LLC announced the opening of their San Diego “The Body Shop of The Future,” which features technology/robots, equipment and a process powered by Bodyshop Revolution.
“We are very excited to showcase our process and technology to the San Diego and the North American market to provide our customers a fast, safe and guaranteed repair,” said Patrick O’Neill, president of Bodyshop Revolution and co-owner of Body Shop Express. “Our shop is state-of-the-art, environmentally friendly, factory certified, and technology and process driven, which accomplishes substantial results.”
Added Robert Becker, vice president or Bodyshop Revolution and co-owner of Body Shop Express, “I enjoy the fact that our customers and insurer partners will receive significant time and cost savings without jeopardizing the quality of their car repair simply by using Body Shop Express.”
“We’ve identified the industry problem,” said O’Neill. “It takes too long to turn around a car repair, it’s expensive and the motorists aren’t wowed by levels of customer service. We intend to change that, starting today.
“Robert and I put our money where our mouth is, meaning we built Body Shop Express to answer the many questions surrounding change, our technology and Bodyshop Revolution process. The industry says we can’t get the technicians to change, and we can with no problems. We say our technology/robots, equipment and process works and it does. It’s amazing to see how much easier it is for our technicians and team to achieve great results by using our process and technology.
“We invite insurers and shop owners across the North American market to come see for themselves what change really looks like – consistent sustainable metrics that will deliver more than your insurers are asking for, consistently beating your competitors, decreasing utility cost while making more money for your technicians and increasing your net bottom-line profits.”
For more information, visit www.bodyshopexpress.com or contact [email protected] or [email protected].
