Bumper Repair – What are the Options?

OK, so you’ve reversed into that bollard in the car park again but this time you didn’t get away with it and the deep scuff marks mean that a bumper repair is necessary. What are your options?
1. Do nothing – There’s no structural damage and the functionality of the car isn’t compromised and, hey, you can’t even see it when you’re sat in the driver’s seat. Also, not repairing it means it costs you nothing, right? When you come to sell the car, the damage will lower its resale value. If you are leasing the car, the hire company will hit you with a large bill when you return it. Finally, the damage is likely to increase over time as the elements work their way into the scratches and scuffs, making a bumper repair more expensive later on.
2. Replace the bumper – Will certainly fix the issue but has several disadvantages: the expense of a new bumper along with the extra cost of repainting it to match your vehicle and the labour involved in fitting it can be huge, ordering and fitting a new bumper can take several days which leaves you without a vehicle.
3. Repair the bumper – Bumper repair has several advantages: it is more cost effective than a replacement and much quicker while still preserving the value of your car, a mobile smart repair company can come to you directly and fix the car there and then. One more advantage is the fact that it is more environmentally friendly to repair rather than replace the bumper
In summary, bumper repair is the most cost effective and easiest way of dealing with a damaged bumper. Even better is the ability to utilise the services of a mobile smart repair company.