Superior Paint

Superior Paint

  • 69 N 28th St E Ste 201
  • Superior, Wisconsin
  • 54880-6525

Description

1953 – Built a new custom designed facility to facilitate a newer and more efficient “flow through” repair process, plus a secure on-roof parking level to handle the high volume of vehicles. 1954 – Superior is one of the first companies to install “air make-up units” – a revolutionary way to keep the air inside the shop areas clean and fresh for the safety of the workers within. 1960 – Added upgrades to the air filtration systems of the air make-up units for the best air quality possible 1964 – Superior Paint & Body has Canada’s only privately owned infra-red paint baking tunnel. This puts Superior as the only manufacturer-level repair facility in the country 1972 – Cutting edge technology – Computers!.

Our future will be much like our past. We will continue to provide our customers a level of personal service beyond the norm – brought about from our belief in good, old-fashioned care and attention. We will continue to be innovators in the automotive collision industry – setting milestones and adopting technologies to ensure we always deliver a vehicle in a condition that equals the manufacturer’s original flawless finish. We will continue to work to reduce our environmental impact, and to ensure that we are part of the bigger picture.

The process is pretty simple. To start the appraisal procedure, submit a proof of loss claim form available from your insurer and send a written request to your insurance company for arbitration. A three-member arbitration group will easily resolve the problem. You choose an appraiser, your insurance company chooses one, and the two appraisers appoint an umpire. An appraiser can be anyone either party considers to be qualified to present its side of the issue. Each side pays for its own appraiser and half the cost of the umpire. The decision of any two of these three people is binding.

If your injury is a sprain, strain, or whiplash grade 1 or 2, your primary health care practitioner (chiropractor, medical doctor or physical therapist) does not have to get the approval of the insurer for payment of treatment of these injuries, so long as you provide notice of your claim and follow the protocols. Your primary health care practitioner will be able to bill the automobile insurer for all treatment services outlined in the “Diagnostic and Treatment Protocols” that are not covered by Alberta Health Care Insurance. These protocols were developed with medical professionals, and are based on the best research available.

Upon conclusion of the final fit & finish we provide your vehicle a full VIP detail service – cleaning your vehicle inside & out. When you next see your vehicle it will be in immaculate pre-accident condition.

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