Northwest MSO Adds Five Collision Facilities in 12 Months - BodyShop Business

Northwest MSO Adds Five Collision Facilities in 12 Months

Precision Collision Auto Body, a family-owned and
operated multiple-location operation, started with only one collision center in
Bellevue, Wash., in 1985, but owners Scott and Christy Hensrude now operate 18
collision centers, having acquired five repair facilities in the past 12
months. Scott started out
in the industry by sweeping floors at a local dealership while still in high
school

As annual sales approach $35 million, Precision also has
two more locations in the works. President and COO Greg Wright has brought new direction and leadership to the company. He attributes
the chain’s success to teamwork and higher-than-average CSI scores as reported
by Mitchell’s AutocheX customer surveys.

Precision Collision Auto Body is continuously looking to add new collision repair locations to its
existing network. Interested collision repair
center owners are asked to contact Mark Lovell, marketing director, at (425) 923-3555 or [email protected].


More information:

Precision Collision Auto Body

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