What types of commercial vehicles does Westex repair?

Commercial pickups, vans, box and medium-duty vehicles, specialty vehicles and heavy trucks are among the vehicle types Westex has repaired. The specific repair depends on the vehicle and damage.

Can I bring just one company vehicle?

Yes. You do not need a large fleet account to contact Westex about a commercial vehicle repair.

Can Westex work with our insurance company?

Yes. Westex works with all insurance companies and communicates repair-related information and documentation with the adjuster when a claim is involved.

What if multiple fleet vehicles need repair?

Tell Westex how many units are involved and which vehicles are currently out of service. The shop can review the repair needs and discuss scheduling based on the vehicles and current workload.

Can Westex give us a guaranteed return date?

Repair timing depends on the damage, parts availability, approvals and whether additional damage is discovered during the repair. Westex can discuss the expected schedule after evaluating the vehicle rather than promising a date before the repair is understood.

Can we set up a consistent repair process for our fleet?

Yes. If your company regularly needs collision repairs, talk with Westex about creating a consistent contact and repair workflow based on your vehicles and business needs.

White commercial semi-trucks parked in the Westex Auto Collision shop yard in El Paso

Fleet & Commercial · Collision · Body & Paint

Fleet & Commercial Vehicle Collision Repair in El Paso, TX

When a work vehicle is damaged, the repair affects more than the vehicle. It affects the business using it. Westex repairs commercial pickups, vans, box trucks, specialty vehicles and heavy trucks with body, structural and refinishing work under one roof.

Whether you manage one work truck or a larger fleet, we can evaluate the damage, explain the repair and coordinate the work around what the vehicle needs.

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Commercial Vehicles · Heavy Trucks · Insurance & Cash Repairs

Working Vehicles

When the Vehicle Works for the Business, Downtime Matters

A damaged commercial vehicle can interrupt routes, jobs, deliveries and crews. That is why commercial repair is not only about correcting the body damage. It is also about understanding how the vehicle is used and keeping the repair process organized.

Westex works directly with owners, fleet managers and business contacts to understand the vehicle, the damage and what is needed to move the repair forward.

Clear Repair Scope

Understand what was damaged and which repair stages are involved.

Business Communication

Keep the appropriate company contact informed as the repair moves forward.

Repair Coordination

Coordinate body, structural, paint and insurance-related repair needs through the shop.

Commercial Vehicles

Built to Work. Repaired at Westex.

Work Trucks & Pickups

Commercial pickups and crew vehicles used by contractors, service companies and local businesses.

Cargo Vans & Cutaways

Cargo vans, commercial vans and cutaway-based work vehicles.

Box & Medium-Duty Trucks

Body and collision work on larger commercial platforms.

Heavy Trucks & Tractor Cabs

Commercial truck and tractor-cab body, structural and refinishing work based on the repair required.

Medical & Specialty Vehicles

Ambulances, medical transport and other specialized commercial vehicles.

Fleet Vehicles

Individual repairs or multiple company-owned vehicles.

Commercial Collision Repair

Repair Capabilities for Working Vehicles

Collision & Body Repair

Panel repair, replacement and body work after commercial-vehicle collisions.

Structural Repair

Structural measurement and correction when the collision affects the vehicle's underlying structure.

Paint & Refinishing

Preparation, color matching and refinishing for repaired or replacement body components.

Bumper & Exterior Components

Repair or replacement of damaged bumper and exterior body components when required.

Damage Documentation

Repair documentation for business records and insurance claims when applicable.

Insurance Repair Coordination

Communication with the adjuster and repair-related supplements when insurance is involved.

The Commercial Repair Process

From Damaged Work Vehicle to Back in Service

1
Contact Westex
Tell us what vehicle is damaged, how it is used and whether insurance is involved.
2
Inspect & Document
Westex evaluates the visible damage and documents the repair needs. Additional inspection or disassembly may reveal further damage.
3
Review the Repair
We explain the body, structural, paint and parts needs identified for the vehicle.
4
Coordinate the Work
If insurance or a company approval process is involved, Westex communicates the repair-related information needed to move the job forward. If a damaged commercial panel carries company graphics, decals or identification, Westex can discuss what may be required to address those items as part of completing the repair.
5
Complete & Review
The vehicle moves through the required repair stages and is checked before delivery.

Have multiple vehicles? Talk with Westex about setting up a consistent contact and repair workflow for your company.

The Westex Facility

Space for More Than Passenger Cars

Westex operates from an approximately 11,000-square-foot enclosed yard and shop with two structures, a dedicated paint booth and the body-repair equipment needed for collision work across a wide range of vehicles.

The facility and outdoor access allow Westex to work on commercial vehicles that do not fit the profile of a typical passenger-car repair.

11,000sq ft

Enclosed yard and shop.

Commercial Vehicle Experience

Real repairs across pickups, vans, specialty vehicles and heavy trucks.

Body, Structural & Paint

Core collision-repair stages handled through Westex.

Insurance & Documentation

Collision Repair That Works With Your Business Process

If the repair involves insurance, Westex documents the vehicle damage, communicates repair information with the adjuster and submits repair-related supplements when additional damage is discovered.

For commercial customers, repair records can also help keep the vehicle and work order organized for internal company files.

Coverage and approvals remain with the insurance company when a claim is involved.

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Real Westex Commercial Repairs

Work Vehicles Repaired at Westex

Commercial semi-truck front end collision tear down and mechanical repairs at Westex Auto Collision

Fleet semi-truck heavy collision front corner damage being towed into Westex Auto Collision

Finished Freightliner semi-truck heavy duty collision and paint restoration at Westex Auto Collision

Commercial sleeper cab rear corner structural impact damage before repairs at Westex Auto Collision

Ameritrans commercial fleet tractor cab after complete body repair and repaint at Westex Auto Collision

Elite medical transport fleet van with heavy front end collision damage at Westex Auto Collision

Elite medical transport fleet van fully repaired and delivered in the Westex Auto Collision shop bay

Commercial fleet pickup bedside panel teardown and structural inner bedside repair at Westex Auto Collision

Fleet truck rear bedside sideswipe and wheel well collision damage marked for repair at Westex Auto Collision

Completed Chevrolet Silverado High Country commercial fleet truck after body repair and refinish at Westex Auto Collision

Commercial semi-truck cab with fresh bright blue repaint in the Westex Auto Collision shop bay

Fleet semi-trucks parked outside the Westex Auto Collision facility ready for service

Commercial ambulance van with heavy front-end collision damage before tear down and repair at Westex Auto Collision

Commercial ambulance van front end completely repaired and aligned in the Westex Auto Collision shop bay

Elite Medical Transport ambulance van parked in front of Westex Auto Collision at 5840 Alameda Avenue

Request a Commercial Repair Quote

Tell Us About the Vehicle or Fleet

Tell us about the vehicle, the damage and what your business needs. Whether it's one work vehicle or multiple units, Westex can review the repair and help determine the next step.

FAQ

Fleet & Commercial Repair Questions

What types of commercial vehicles does Westex repair?: Commercial pickups, vans, box and medium-duty vehicles, specialty vehicles and heavy trucks are among the vehicle types Westex has repaired. The specific repair depends on the vehicle and damage.
Can I bring just one company vehicle?: Yes. You do not need a large fleet account to contact Westex about a commercial vehicle repair.
Can Westex work with our insurance company?: Yes. Westex works with all insurance companies and communicates repair-related information and documentation with the adjuster when a claim is involved.
What if multiple fleet vehicles need repair?: Tell Westex how many units are involved and which vehicles are currently out of service. The shop can review the repair needs and discuss scheduling based on the vehicles and current workload.
Can Westex give us a guaranteed return date?: Repair timing depends on the damage, parts availability, approvals and whether additional damage is discovered during the repair. Westex can discuss the expected schedule after evaluating the vehicle rather than promising a date before the repair is understood.
Can we set up a consistent repair process for our fleet?: Yes. If your company regularly needs collision repairs, talk with Westex about creating a consistent contact and repair workflow based on your vehicles and business needs.

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Commercial Repair Starts Here

Have a Work Vehicle Down?

Tell Westex what was damaged, how many vehicles are involved and whether insurance is part of the repair. We can review the vehicle and determine the next step.