Abbotsford

About our Abbotsford location

Craftsman Collision and Auto Glass opened in Abbotsford on South Fraser Way in 1996 and is conveniently located across the street from Sevenoaks Shopping Centre. As a car owner, you have a right to expect a premium level of service and at Craftsman Collision – we deliver. With factory-trained and OEM certified technicians specializing in Chrysler, Dodge, Fiat, Jeep, Ram, FORD, Nissan, Kia, Hyundai, Genesis and other leading automotive brands, we will restore the confidence you have in your vehicles’ design and safety features. Plus, our work is guaranteed for as long as you own your vehicle. Of course, no one wants to think about having an accident. But if misfortune strikes, we hope you’ll remember where to turn. You’ll be glad you did.

Our services

While our name does have “Collision” in it, there are many other ways for your vehicle to get damaged. Whether it’s damaged by hail, falling debris, rocks, vandalism, hail or a chance meeting with a shopping cart – at Craftsman Collision we are equipped and ready to repair your vehicle no matter the mishap. Most importantly, you should be confident knowing that your vehicle will be handled by specially trained technicians who are certified by the top auto manufacturers to repair your car to factory specifications. Specialties: -Auto body work -Auto paint and refinishing -Auto glass repair and replacement -Aluminum repairs -Auto Dent repair and removal -Bumper repair -Fender repair -Hail damage So why settle for less with an ordinary collision repair business, when you can choose Craftsman Collision.

Ryan Bird, Manager

Successful people have a similar approach to life, according to Ryan Bird, Manager of our busy Abbotsford Central location.

“No matter what age or level of professionalism we reach we are forever students in our chosen areas,” he says. “There is always an opportunity to learn, excel, achieve and grow.”

Ryan’s chose path started in 1999 with an apprenticeship at the shop he now manages, followed by a series of related positions in the automotive field. His journey is enriched by a lifelong commitment to Isshin-Ryu karate, which he began learning in his hometown of Mission, BC in 1987 and now teaches in his adopted home of Chilliwack.

“Hard work and transparency in our work makes an honest difference in how we portray ourselves,” he says. “My Dad and my Opa taught me the value of hard work and respect – without being so uptight that you don’t enjoy or find positive value in what you do. Smiling is as important on the job as the work itself.”