Welcome to our FIRST blog post!
Let me introduce myself- I am Stephanie Byron. You might see me at the front reception desk, taking photos around the shop, or attending local events here in town.
The Byron's are a local family who have owned and operated Patterson Auto Body since 1983. A few years ago, one of the original owners retired so Jim Byron (my father in law) added our family name to the original name. His son, James, is taking over operations here at the shop.
As a mom of two with a busy schedule, I know firsthand that getting into an accident is the last thing anyone has time for. Between work, school drop-offs, sports, and everything else life throws at us, most of us just want our car back as quickly as possible AND have it look good.
But when it comes to collision repairs, speed isn't the only thing that matters.
Today's vehicles are packed with technology—blind-spot monitors, lane assist, automatic braking systems, airbags, and more. That's why choosing an OEM-certified repair shop is so important.
OEM stands for Original Equipment Manufacturer, aka the company that built your vehicle. An OEM certification means a shop has invested in specialized training, equipment, and repair procedures that meet the manufacturer's standards.
Why does that matter to you?
Because after an accident, you don't just want your car to look right- you want to know that the safety features protecting you and your family will work exactly as they should.
At Byron's Patterson Auto Body, we believe that repairing a vehicle means restoring your peace of mind, too. That's why we've invested in OEM certifications and ongoing training to ensure every repair is performed the right way.
At the end of the day, you're trusting us with not just your car, but with the safety of the people you love most- and that is not something we take lightly.
At Byron's Patterson Auto Body, let us be the best part of a bad situation.
