Ignoring Scratches, Dents, And Shakes After An Accident Creates Bigger Problems With Your Car

If you've been in a car accident, there's probably some damage to your car. Even if your car appears to only have cosmetic damages, it's important to have your car assessed by a professional mechanic after you've been in an accident. Structural damage can occur, and left alone, this can cause significant problems in your future. Many people get into accidents and figure their car is fine if they are able to drive away. [Read More]

3 Steps To Reduce Costs By Restoring Equipment For Your Contracting Business

If you work with heavy machinery for your contracting business, buying new equipment can greatly increase operation costs. This can make it expensive for you if you are just getting started with a business. If you want to keep costs down, older, used equipment can be a good solution. Before you start using your equipment, you may want to do a complete restoration to make it just like new again. Here are a few basic steps to ensure you get years of use out of your restored machinery: [Read More]

Find Out What To Do When Your Car Is Damaged In An Accident

When you are in an accident, you may end up having to go to a body shop like High Point Body & Paint to get all the damage fixed. If you do, you may want to know what the process is going to be. It can be really confusing to make sure that you get everything done right so that you get reimbursed for the repair costs.  Contact Your Insurance Agent [Read More]

Running Hot On The Road? Keep A Few Things In Mind

Car and truck engines are sophisticated feats of engineering, and even though their cooling systems are just as sophisticated, wear and tear eventually brings anything down in performance. Bursting pipes, warped valves and clogged radiators mean that even the basic driver with no repair knowledge needs to know something about what could go wrong with car temperatures. As the hotter days of the year loom closer, take a look at a few things to watch out for and understand when it comes to engine overheating. [Read More]