Auto Body & Collision Shops near me in Orange County, FL
After a crash, the shop you choose determines how well your car is put back together.
2 listings · Updated October 2026
Auto Body & Collision Shops in Winter Park
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Precision Collision & Restoration
Body shop in Winter Park
Precision Collision is a Winter Park body shop handling collision repair and body work, with towing available.
Auto Body & Collision Shops in Orlando
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Central Florida Paint & Body
Body shop in Orlando
Central Florida Paint & Body is a south Orlando collision shop near OBT and the Central Florida Parkway that holds manufacturer certifications from more than twenty brands, including Tesla, Rivian and Ford.
Choosing auto body & collision shops in Orange County
Ask whether technicians have collision repair training or manufacturer certifications for your make, whether the shop uses OEM or aftermarket parts, and what written warranty covers the repairs and paint. Your insurer may recommend a shop, but you can ask for estimates from others and compare. Get a written estimate, and expect supplements if hidden damage is found once panels come off. Florida's sun and heat are tough on paint and clear coat, so ask how the shop matches and protects new paint. Orange County roads see heavy tourist and commuter traffic, so busy shops can have long waits; ask about rental car arrangements and realistic completion dates. Use the listings below to compare auto body and collision shops in Orlando, Winter Park, Maitland, Apopka and nearby, and read each shop's details before you drop off your vehicle.
Local tip
Florida requires motor vehicle repair shops to register with the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, and you can confirm a shop's registration by calling FDACS at 1-800-HELP-FLA before authorizing work.
About these auto body & collision shops
This page covers 2 auto body & collision shops in Orange County. They're spread across Orlando and Winter Park.
Frequently asked questions
Can I choose my own auto body shop in Florida?
Generally, yes. Your insurer may suggest preferred shops, and Florida law says that if an insurer requires a particular shop, it must restore the vehicle to its pre-loss condition at no extra cost beyond your policy terms. You can still get estimates from other shops. Review your policy and talk to your adjuster about how payment works.
What are my rights to a written estimate for car repairs in Florida?
For repairs over $100, Florida's Motor Vehicle Repair Act requires the shop to offer a written estimate, or let you set a maximum or waive the estimate in writing. The shop must get your approval before exceeding the estimate by more than a set amount. You should receive an itemized invoice when the work is done.
How long do collision repairs take in Orlando?
Repair time depends on the extent of damage, parts availability, insurance approval, and how busy the shop is. Minor cosmetic jobs may take a few days, while structural repairs can take weeks. Ask for an estimated completion date and how the shop will keep you updated, especially if supplements are needed.
What is the difference between OEM and aftermarket parts?
OEM parts are made by or for your vehicle's manufacturer, while aftermarket parts come from other companies and are often less expensive. Quality varies among aftermarket parts. Your insurance policy may specify which type it pays for. Ask the shop which parts it plans to use and how that affects the warranty.
How do I check a body shop's complaints in Orange County?
Confirm the shop's registration with FDACS by calling 1-800-HELP-FLA, where you can also ask about complaints on file. Online reviews and photos of completed work help, too. Ask the shop for its written warranty and any manufacturer certifications before authorizing repairs.
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