# Are Body Shops Open on Saturday? | DG Collision > Many aren't — DG is open Saturday 10am–1pm for walk-in estimates, drop-offs, pickups and loaners. How to use the weekend window, and what the 24/7 tow line covers. - Canonical page: https://dgcollision.com/answers/are-body-shops-open-on-saturday/ - This file: Markdown twin of the page above (clean text for AI assistants and crawlers) - Business: DG Collision Center, 693 Metro Park Cir #20, Lewisville, TX 75057 — (972) 219-0864 (text: 817-907-2822) — since 1978 - Hours: Mon–Fri 8:30am–5:30pm, Sat 10am–1pm, closed Sunday · 24/7 towing · 4.9/5 on 500+ Google reviews - Full site index for assistants: https://dgcollision.com/llms.txt - Last generated: 2026-08-14 --- # ARE BODY SHOPS OPEN ON SATURDAY? Quick Answer Many aren’t — the collision industry largely runs Monday through Friday. DG is open Saturday, 10am–1pm (weekdays 8:30am–5:30pm; closed Sunday), and Saturday handles exactly what working people need it for: walk-in written estimates, dropping a car off for Monday’s start, picking up a finished one, and sorting a loaner. Two useful extras for the hours nobody is at the counter: the 24/7 towing line runs nights and Sundays — a car can land here before the doors open — and [the online estimate form](https://dgcollision.com/free-estimate/) takes photos at 2am as happily as 2pm, so the preliminary number is often waiting before you are. Get a Free Written Estimate By [Shah Jiwani](https://dgcollision.com/about/shah-jiwani/) · Owner, DG Collision Center Updated October 2, 2026 4 min read I-CAR Gold Class · PPG Certified The Longer Answer ## WHAT A SATURDAY VISIT GETS DONE — AND HOW TO USE IT WELL The Monday-to-Friday habit of this industry collides with an obvious fact: the people whose cars need repair are mostly at work when shops are open. Our Saturday window exists for that collision of schedules, and it’s built around the four things that actually need you present. The walk-in estimate — same as any weekday: the estimator walks the car with you, and you leave with the written, itemized number, zero obligation. The drop-off — paperwork signed, keys handed over, the repair queued for Monday morning’s start instead of losing half a weekday to logistics. The pickup — finished cars go home on Saturdays constantly; it’s the single most popular use of the window. The loaner handoff — dropping your car and leaving in one of the fleet’s 50+, planned in advance so the swap takes minutes of paperwork, not a morning. Honest edges of the window: Saturday is 10 to 1, and the week after a hailstorm it gets busy — if your Saturday is tight, the quietest estimates happen early weekday mornings, and the photo form gets the preliminary number without a visit at all. Sunday the counter is closed, full stop — but the 24/7 towing line doesn’t keep counter hours: a Saturday-night crash doesn’t wait for Monday, the tow comes free to you on covered claims (billed to your insurance carrier), and the car waits at the shop instead of running a daily meter at [a storage yard](https://dgcollision.com/guides/car-stuck-at-tow-yard/). Monday morning it’s first in line with its story already told. One planning note that makes Saturdays work better for everyone: say what you need when you call or submit the form. “Saturday drop-off, need a loaner” puts a car aside with your name on it; “Saturday pickup” gets the detail and paperwork finished Friday so the handoff is quick; “Saturday estimate on a claim” means bringing the claim number turns one visit into the whole setup — estimate written against the claim, repair scheduled, loaner planned, all before lunch. For most repairs, that Saturday hour is the only time the shop ever costs you. Related Questions ## ASKED ALONGSIDE THIS ONE Can I get a full estimate on a Saturday, or just drop off? + A: A full written estimate — Saturday estimates run exactly like weekday ones: the walk-around with you present, the itemized paper, priced from the published cost rows. The one caveat is volume: post-storm Saturdays get crowded, so arriving closer to 10 beats arriving closer to 1, and the photo form the night before means the estimator starts your file before you walk in. What happens if I crash on a Saturday night or Sunday? + A: The towing line runs 24/7 even when the counter is closed — the car comes to the shop (free to you on covered claims; the tow bills to your insurance), waits in the lot, and gets its estimate first thing Monday. That beats every alternative: a storage yard charges daily from hour one, and a damaged car sitting at home is a car nobody is documenting. Submit the photo form over the weekend and the claim paperwork is moving before the doors open. Do repairs actually happen on Saturdays? + A: Saturday is the customer window — estimates, drop-offs, pickups, loaners — and the production schedule runs on the weekdays around it. For you that distinction barely matters: a Saturday drop-off starts Monday at the front of the queue, and with a loaner in your driveway the difference between a Saturday start and a Monday start is zero days of your life. Are you open Sunday at all? + A: No — Sunday the shop is closed. What still works on a Sunday: the 24/7 tow line for a car that can’t wait, the online estimate form with photos for a preliminary number, and the text line (817) 907-2822 — messages that arrive Sunday get answered when the counter opens. For everything that needs a human and your car in the same place, Saturday 10–1 is the weekend window. 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