Krown Rust Control

Colorworks was founded in 1991. We have been a combination of franchise owners and company-owned partner operations for over 30 years. Colorworks started as a mobile repair franchise system. The focus then was small mobile repair. ‘We’re on the spot’, was our tagline. This service and philosophy have stood the test of time. It remains a very strong profit focus. Weather, increased job size demand, and mandated new materials were all part of the ‘drive to inside’. Once you repair vehicles inside a shop you are a body shop and get to enjoy all the benefits, privileges, and responsibilities in accordance with this. In the early 2000’s we migrated toward shop production in addition to mobile service, and our focus on dealer mobile repair started to transition toward larger retail repairs. In 2011 we introduced our new logo to the market. “Colorworks Express Autobody Centers” became the new descriptor of our business and we have forged ahead with full service to the retail and dealer market segments. Our focus remains on the customer. We have put our energies toward the drivable repair. 5-15 hour repairs are our sweet spot. We understand what the customer wants. We have excellent cycle and touch time results and we move cars through our production system with a lean’ performance in mind. We delight our customers with quality and speed today, as we did 30 years ago. The jobs have increased and the method of production has changed over the past 30+ years, but the philosophy of reliability remains. Colorworks has repaired millions of vehicles over the years. We have been the best-kept secret in the marketplace. Not anymore. With our mission to be reliable, to continuously improve, and to be good partners with our operators we intend to repair millions more vehicles and we intend to showcase this within the market. We will get there with people like you. Welcome to making history with Colorworks. We are looking forward to the experience with you. “There is no ‘u’ in Colorworks, but there is a ‘u’ in our priorities.”