Covid-19 has certainly created some extreme conditions and situations that impact our health, safety, and finances as we know it. Running essential services and keeping our economy sustainable takes many people working together towards a common goal.
We at Doug’s Place understand our role as an essential service provider and know we have to work with for our customers more today than ever before to be able to provide peace of mind solutions for you.
Our deductible program is an interest-free payment program.
We will split your deductible into 3 equal payments.
Your First Payment is due when your vehicle is ready for delivery.
Your Second Payment is due in 30 days from your delivery date.
Your Last payment is due in 60 days from your delivery date.
You just need to fill out our simple application and authorization form.
Who do you trust when you have had an accident? The experts in the repair field or the ones paying the bill?
The reality is, profit is getting in the way of how vehicles are being repaired. Most insurance companies will do everything they can to save money, while most body shops will do what is best for their bottom lines.
Uh oh. You’ve been in an accident. Now what? Unsettling as it is, it’s important for you to be aware of your rights and responsibilities.
At the scene of the accident:
You must always call the police if any of the following happened:
If the damage was not sufficient enough to call the police, begin filling out a collision report form and include the following information:
What to do next:
Report the accident to the police. Make a note of the accident file number they assign you.
Regardless of which driver is at fault, call your insurance company or agent. Your accident file will be assigned to an insurance adjuster who will ask you to give an accident report.
Now would be the appropriate time to contact us or use our mobile app to start the process.
Okay, the first thing to know is that washing your car at home is bad. Bad. Bad. Bad. Buckets are bad. They collect dirt which you pass to your applicator, and wind up rubbing into your paint job when you soap up your car. Brushes, sponges and chamois are bad. They trap loose grit and grind in, which you also rub into your paintwork, creating a fine network of scratches. Improper car washing is the one thing that really burns Doug.
Here he goes taking all this time to ensure a car’s paint is matched impeccably, then someone goes and uses a dirty sponge or takes the car to a do-it-yourself carwash with one of those foaming brush things. Here is his secret carwash technique used right here in our car wash.
8 Steps to the Perfect Wash
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