5 Corners Truck & Auto Body Shop repairs collision damage on any
make or model, from minor dents and scratches to major structural work.
Our technicians work with your insurance company, and you can request a
free estimate or schedule an appointment with the form on this page.
Below you’ll find the services we offer, how a repair works from
estimate to delivery, how insurance claims work in Wisconsin, and what
to do after an accident, including your right to choose where your
vehicle is repaired.
Here’s what our body shop does, in plain terms:
| Service | What it is |
|---|---|
| Collision damage repair |
Repairing the body and structure after an accident, from bumpers and panels to major damage. |
| Frame alignment |
Measuring and straightening a vehicle’s frame or structure that was bent in a collision. |
| Reconstruction and painting |
Rebuilding damaged areas and refinishing them to match the rest of the vehicle. |
| Total car painting | Painting the entire vehicle. |
| Dent removal |
Traditional dent repair, with refinishing where the paint is damaged. |
| Paintless dent removal (PDR) |
Removing dents without repainting, when the paint isn’t broken. Often used for minor dents and small hail dings. |
| Scratch repair and touch-ups | Fixing scratches and small paint damage. |
| Steel and aluminum body work, aluminum welding | Repairs on steel and aluminum body panels. |
| Hail damage repair | Repairing dents and paint damage from hail. |
| Windshield and auto glass | Windshield, auto glass, and window replacement. |
| Fleet services | Repairs, painting, and body work for fleet vehicles. |
| Step | What happens |
|---|---|
| 1. Request an estimate |
Use the form on this page, call, or stop in. It helps to have your vehicle’s year, make, model, mileage, and license plate ready, and photos of the damage if you have them. |
| 2. Estimate and insurance |
We prepare an estimate. If you’re filing a claim, we can help communicate with your insurance company, and we work directly with several insurers as a direct repair provider. |
| 3. Teardown and updates |
Hidden damage can show up once panels come off, so an estimate can change. We’ll keep you and your insurer informed. |
| 4. Parts |
Parts are ordered based on the approved estimate. Ask which parts will be used, whether original equipment (OEM) or aftermarket. |
| 5. Repair |
Body and structural repairs, including frame alignment when it’s needed. |
| 6. Paint |
Paint is mixed in our paint mixing room and applied in our oversized spray booth. |
| 7. Delivery |
We’ll let you know when your vehicle is ready and go over the repair with you. |
How long a repair takes depends on the damage, parts availability, and
insurance approvals.
No. Wisconsin law says an insurer may not require that repairs be made by
a particular contractor or repair facility, and that a consumer has the
right to select the motor vehicle repair facility of their choice. Your
insurer can suggest a shop, but it can’t require you to use it.
One thing to keep in mind: according to the Wisconsin Office of the
Commissioner of Insurance, if you choose a facility your insurer hasn’t
approved, you may be responsible for repair costs that exceed the final
claim settlement. Ask your insurer how your claim will be handled before
you decide.
A direct repair provider is a body shop that has a working arrangement
with an insurance company, which can make communication about a claim
smoother. It doesn’t change your right to choose any shop. We’re a direct
repair provider for:
Repair shops may use aftermarket or used parts on some repairs, such as
bumper covers. Auto insurance policies don’t generally specify which parts
will be used. You can ask that aftermarket parts not be used, but you may
be responsible for any repair costs above the final claim settlement. Ask
your insurer and ask us which parts will be used, and check the estimate.
Wisconsin law also says an insurer can’t require, as a condition of
coverage, that you get glass repair or replacement from a particular
vendor or location.
Fill out the form with your vehicle’s details and what you need. A service
advisor will confirm your appointment date.
Wisconsin drivers deal with deer collisions, hail, and icy-road fender
benders. Collisions with animals are usually handled under comprehensive
coverage rather than collision coverage, so check your policy or ask your
insurer. Hail damage is sometimes a candidate for paintless dent removal,
depending on how deep the dents are and whether the paint is damaged. We
can look at it and tell you what repair makes sense.
Our body shop has a paint mixing room and an oversized spray booth to
accommodate your vehicle with ease, and our qualified technicians are
ready to answer your questions. We can repair vehicles of any make or
model.
No. Wisconsin law says an insurer may not require repairs to be made
by a particular repair facility, and that you have the right to select
the repair facility of your choice. Your insurer may suggest a shop,
but it can’t require you to use it.
It means a body shop has a working arrangement with an insurance
company, which can streamline communication about your claim. It
doesn’t take away your right to choose any shop.
Yes. Use the form on this page to request a free auto body estimate.
We’re a direct repair provider for West Bend Mutual, Acuity, American
Family, Badger Mutual, Auto-Owners, Secura, and Germantown Mutual. You
can also have your vehicle repaired here if you have a different
insurer.
Our body shop can accommodate vehicles of any make or model, including
fleet vehicles.
Paintless dent removal (PDR) removes dents without repainting, when
the paint isn’t broken. It’s often used for minor dents and small hail
dings, and we can tell you whether it will work for your vehicle.
Ask your insurer and ask us before repairs start, and check your
estimate. You can request that aftermarket parts not be used, but you
may be responsible for any cost above the final claim settlement.
Collisions with animals are usually covered under comprehensive
coverage rather than collision coverage, but policies vary. Check your
policy or ask your insurer.
Yes. Ask us about fleet services for repairs, painting, and body work.
Use the form on this page. A service advisor will confirm your
appointment date.
Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. We’re closed Saturday
and Sunday.
Request a free estimate and we’ll take it from there.
Body shop hours
| Monday–Friday | 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
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While great effort is made to ensure the accuracy of the information on this site, errors can occur. Please verify all pricing and installed equipment information with a customer service representative. This is easily done by calling us or visiting us at the dealership.
Customer may not qualify for ALL Rebates shown. Some rebates are stackable and others can and cannot be combined. See Dealer For Complete Details.
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