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Paint and body shops in Gloucester for accident repairs, scratch and dent removal, panel work, colour matching, resprays and cosmetic bodywork restoration.

6 Listings

Gloucester Paint Works Ltd
📍 Unit 2 Sudmeadow Road, Gloucester GL2 5JA 📞 01452 501322

Gloucester bodyshop handling bodywork repairs, accident damage, alloy wheel refurbishment and paintwork renovation.

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Fix Auto Gloucester
📍 Unit 1, Empire Way, Gloucester GL2 5HY 📞 01452 690411

Gloucester accident repair bodyshop in the Fix Auto UK network, specialising in car accident repairs, dent removal and scratch repairs.

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Martin Pollard Bodyshop
📍 Unit 9, Frampton on Severn Industrial Park, Bridge Road, Frampton on Severn, Gloucester GL2 7HE 📞 01452 740 025

Established Gloucester bodyshop handling accident repairs, paintwork and restoration for private and commercial vehicles across Gloucester and nearby villages. A solid local option if you need insurance-approved body repairs with courtesy cars available.

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Severnside Refinishing
📍 The Grain Store, Castle Lane, Epney, Saul, Gloucester GL2 7LN 📞 01452 740259

Severnside Refinishing offers bodywork repairs, repainting and commercial vehicle refinishing from its Gloucester base near Saul. Handy for Gloucester businesses and drivers who need workshop-based paint and accident repair work rather than a national chain.

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LJ & JL Whitcher
📍 1A Westend Parade, Westgate, Gloucester, Gloucestershire, GL1 2RY 📞 01452 300002

Family-run Gloucester bodyshop in Westgate handling car body repairs, paintwork and alloy wheel refurbishment close to the city centre.

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Vertu Accident Repair Centre Gloucester
📍 Bristol Road, Gloucester, Gloucestershire, GL2 5YB 📞 01452 640750

Ford-approved accident repair centre on Bristol Road for Gloucester drivers needing bodywork, paint repairs and insurance-backed repairs on the south side of the city.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do Gloucester bodyshops handle both minor scuffs and major accident damage?
Yes, Gloucester Paint Works says it can help with anything from a small bumper scuff to major accident damage, and Fix Auto Gloucester states it specialises in accident repairs and dent repairs.
Is there a BS10125-accredited bodyshop in Gloucester?
Yes, Fix Auto Gloucester states that it holds BS10125 accreditation for vehicle body repair standards.
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Paint and body shop work in Gloucester covers much more than a cosmetic tidy-up. For many drivers it starts with something minor such as a bumper scuff, car-park dent or kerbed alloy, but the same category also includes more serious accident repair where process, standards and documentation matter. The local market is not huge, yet the current listings already show two distinct types of operator: Gloucester Paint Works Ltd and Fix Auto Gloucester. That makes this a useful category for anyone trying to work out whether they need an independent repair specialist, a networked accident-repair bodyshop, or simply a reliable estimate before involving an insurer.

The businesses themselves point to those differences. Gloucester Paint Works advertises everything from small bumper scuffs to major accident damage, along with alloy wheel refurbishment and paintwork renovation, so it clearly suits drivers who want paint finish and cosmetic presentation taken seriously. Fix Auto Gloucester places more weight on structured accident repair: it says the site is part of the wider Fix Auto UK network and highlights BS10125 accreditation, which is the British Standard commonly associated with vehicle body repair quality management. Its Gloucester page also references free no-obligation assessments and services including dent repair, bumper repair, wheel alignment and wheel tracking. In other words, one listing feels more like a finish-and-repair specialist, while the other clearly emphasises standards-led accident handling.

When choosing a Gloucester paint and body shop, ask practical questions early: whether the estimate includes strip-down work, whether paint matching and alignment are handled in-house, how long the vehicle is likely to be off the road, and what happens if hidden damage appears once work starts. If the repair follows a collision, it is also worth asking how the shop deals with insurer processes and whether the standard of repair is documented clearly. The best bodyshop in Gloucester is usually the one that matches the type of damage you actually have, whether that is a cosmetic tidy-up before sale or a proper accident repair where quality control matters more than a quick polish.