National Collision Center

TERRIBLE!
Fraudulent practices, shoddy workmanship.
My experience with National Collision Center is as follows, this occurred over a period from October to December 2015:
First. These guys are one of those mechanics that use tow truck drivers to scam you into fixing your car. The two truck driver tells me that I am signing for the tow, but I apparently actually signed for the shop to do the work … shady at best, fraud at worst, and A SCAM IN ANY CASE.
Second. Original damage was relatively minor (fender and bumper). Picked the car up after about 4 weeks. I immediately noticed many issues. I found about 20 cosmetic issues and I didn’t even get to the actual structural parts. Examples are: a ¾ inch gouge down to the metal in the place they ‘fixed’; very bad paint job; panels either raised or misaligned at every gap; mud flap not installed correctly; wheel well liner not installed correctly; dirt all over the interior; coffee stain in cupholder; exterior of car covered in a thick layer of dust; … note that the car was literally two weeks from brand new, so when they got it it was immaculate inside and out. They agree that the job sucks and they will fix it. I picked it up again after two weeks.
Third. After picking it up the second time I had it inspected at a dealership. The dealership found that the job was extremely poorly done. The wheel they replaced was not balanced; the car was WAY out of alignment (so bad that the mechanic did not let me drive the car home); the best bit is that they LIED about replacing parts. This mechanic had the balls to invoice my insurance company for several brand new parts, including the door, and then proceed to install the original ones. This is straight up FRAUD.
The Bottom Line: DO NOT use these mechanics! Their business practices are fraudulent and their workmanship is of extremely poor quality.
I sincerely hope that this review helps someone avoid the nightmare I went through.