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Bumpers

Bumper Repair & Replacement in Las Vegas

Bumper covers are the most common repair we do — and the one most often replaced when it did not need to be. Scuffs, scrapes and many cracks can be repaired and refinished for a fraction of a replacement. Serving Spring Valley, Paradise, Summerlin, Henderson, North Las Vegas and the rest of the Las Vegas Valley.

Repair or replace?

If the cover is scuffed, gouged or cracked but the mounting tabs are mostly intact, repairing it is usually cheaper and keeps the original fit. Shattered covers, badly broken tabs or damage behind the cover (absorber, reinforcement bar) push the job toward replacement. We show you the damage and give you both numbers.

Sensors, cameras and driver assist

Modern bumpers carry parking sensors, blind spot radar and cameras. Painting over a sensor or mounting it at the wrong angle throws warnings and false alerts. We remove, protect and reinstall these components properly, and flag anything that needs a calibration.

What bumper work costs in Las Vegas

A scuff repair with refinish is typically a few hundred dollars. A replacement cover with sensors and paint runs much higher because the part itself, the clips and the refinish all stack up. The estimate is free either way.

Typical price ranges

Ranges reflect common jobs in the Las Vegas area. Your written estimate is free and is the only number that counts.

JobTypical range
Scuff / scrape refinishSand, prime and repaint the affected area$250 – $500
Crack repair and refinishPlastic weld, reinforce, full cover repaint$400 – $800
Bumper cover replacementPart, clips, sensors and paint$700 – $2,000+

Common questions

How much does bumper repair cost in Las Vegas?

Most scuff and crack repairs land between $250 and $800. A full replacement with sensors and paint generally starts around $700 and goes up from there depending on the vehicle.

Should I file a claim for a bumper?

If the repair is close to your deductible it is often cheaper to pay out of pocket. We will give you the number first so you can decide.

Will the new paint match the rest of the car?

Yes — bumper plastic takes color slightly differently than metal, so we tint and blend into the fenders and quarter panels.