Hammer’s Certifications
What does OEM certified mean?
Being OEM Certified means we’ve met the repair standards set by specific vehicle manufacturers. follow factory-approved procedures to ensure your vehicle is restored to pre-accident condition—without shortcuts to ensure your car is restored as close to factory specifications as possible.
i-car gold Class certification
The I-CAR Gold Class designation is the highest training achievement recognized in the collision repair industry. Less than 20% of auto repair body shops nationwide qualify. This certification means our technicians are up-to-date on the latest vehicle technologies and repair techniques, ensuring every repair is safe and complete.
Why Certifications Matter
Hammer’s Autoworks is both OEM Certified and I-CAR Gold Class Certified—two widely recognized credentials in the collision repair industry. These certifications aren’t just for show; they directly benefit customers and ensure a higher level of repair quality.
Certified shops are trained, tested, and regularly audited to ensure they’re using proper repair techniques, up-to-date equipment, and manufacturer-approved procedures. Choosing a certified body shop protects your vehicle’s structural integrity, safety systems, and resale value—especially after an accident.
We are proud to be certified by the original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) for the following brands:
We’re proud to be Assured Performance Certified, a distinction held by fewer than 5% of body shops nationwide. This highly exclusive and sought-after certification is essential for maintaining the trust of major car manufacturers. It demonstrates our unwavering commitment to top-quality repairs, vehicle safety, and expert craftsmanship.
Achieving this certification sets us apart in the industry and assures our customers that their vehicle is in the hands of a facility that meets the most rigorous standards. Assured Performance certification covers most major vehicle manufacturers, meaning your repair is completed to the same standard as the factory intended.