Allen Auto Body

Wonderful service and a great staff. I recently had my tail gate replaced after an accident. Garret was able to quickly get a replacement gate ordered and gave me an estimate that was true to the final cost of repair. The work, including a detail, was beautiful. He and his staff are efficient, friendly, and extremely competent. I highly recommend Allen Auto Body to anyone who needs auto repair or detailing.

Aug 23, 2014 · Kim Dempsey

Garrett and the staff are friendly and knowledgeable. I am very particular about my vehicles and the work I have had done at Allen Auto Body was completed to perfection. The work exceeded my expectations and was completed within a very timely manner - finished within the time period "as promised". I highly recommend, without hesitation, Allen Auto Body.

Aug 23, 2014 · Martha Arklin

I've dropped my car for body work on 8/2/2023. I was told the work will take couple of weeks & made a deposit of $2k to buy the parts. Now it's 11/3/2023, 3 months have passed, and the body work still hasn't completed. This shop doesn't even deserve an 1star. No one should bring the body work to this shop.

Nov 03, 2023 · Kaye Yun

I dropped off my 2004 Tundra truck for a new paint job. Garrett was able to fit me in and return the truck back to me within a few quick days. He took care to buff out the lights, and blend in the paint so that the truck looks brand new. Great Job and excellent follow though in returning the truck back on time. It was fun when I picked it up to find a clean interior as it was when new 11 years ago. Thank you Garrett for a job well done.

Jun 29, 2014 · Larry Kraus

Let me share the agony and the ecstasy of car ownership. Our car had an encounter with the garage door resulting in damage to the side view mirror. The Agony: We took the car to the dealer who concluded that we needed to purchase a new side view mirror ($515) which required paint to match the car ($116) and labor to install ($145) for a total including tax of $814. I took the car to Garrett Allen at Allen Auto Body in Westlake Village. Garrett looked at the damage and after a few minutes of analysis came to the conclusion that rather than buying a whole new assembly, we could replace the individual parts of the assembly including the mirror ($86), the plastic trim ($48) and the turn signal lamp ($92) plus labor ($48) for a total of $292.00. By simply fixing the existing assembly, which was undamaged, we could avoid the cost and inconvenience of painting it. After Garrett had ordered the parts, I returned to have him do the work. It took less than one-half hour as opposed to the dealer’s solution which would have put the car out of service for a day or more. Since he didn’t have to paint the mirror, the mirror perfectly matches the car. The Moral: As our lives are invaded by large corporate organizations that are only concerned about making money, it is possible for businesses to actually think about their customers’ needs and to seek to serve them. Thanks, Garrett. I greatly appreciate your effort.

Dec 25, 2016 · Jon Greenspan