Auto Body & Collision Repair Shops in South Carolina
1,330 shops across 190 cities.
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Largest markets first- Greenville68 shops
- Columbia61 shops
- Myrtle Beach61 shops
- Anderson56 shops
- Florence55 shops
- North Charleston43 shops
- Charleston40 shops
- Rock Hill38 shops
- Conway37 shops
- Greenwood32 shops
- Summerville27 shops
- Spartanburg26 shops
- Hardeeville23 shops
- Lexington22 shops
- Sumter22 shops
- Aiken21 shops
- Greer21 shops
- Orangeburg21 shops
- Hilton Head Island20 shops
- Bluffton17 shops
- Easley17 shops
- West Columbia17 shops
- Darlington14 shops
- Mt Pleasant13 shops
- Walterboro13 shops
- Beaufort12 shops
- Chester12 shops
- Fort Mill11 shops
- Murrells Inlet11 shops
- Hartsville10 shops
- Irmo10 shops
- North Augusta10 shops
- Beech Island9 shops
- Kingstree9 shops
- Manning9 shops
- Moncks Corner9 shops
- Ridgeland9 shops
- Taylors9 shops
- Abbeville8 shops
- Barnwell8 shops
- Hampton8 shops
- Newberry8 shops
- Belton7 shops
- Bennettsville7 shops
- Georgetown7 shops
- Piedmont7 shops
- Simpsonville7 shops
- Bamberg6 shops
- Boiling Springs6 shops
- Inman6 shops
- Lugoff6 shops
- North Myrtle Beach6 shops
- Seneca6 shops
- Andrews5 shops
- Camden5 shops
- Central5 shops
- Chapin5 shops
- Cheraw5 shops
- Elgin5 shops
- Gaffney5 shops
- Gaston5 shops
- Goose Creek5 shops
- Honea Path5 shops
- Johns Island5 shops
- Ladson5 shops
- Lake City5 shops
- Mauldin5 shops
- Pawleys Island5 shops
- Travelers Rest5 shops
- Winnsboro5 shops
- York5 shops
- Allendale4 shops
- Blackville4 shops
- Cayce4 shops
- Clover4 shops
- Effingham4 shops
- Fountain Inn4 shops
- Great Falls4 shops
- Holly Hill4 shops
- Indian Land4 shops
- Longs4 shops
- Loris4 shops
- Mccormick4 shops
- Roebuck4 shops
- Timmonsville4 shops
- Warrenville4 shops
- Dillon3 shops
- Duncan3 shops
- Graniteville3 shops
- Iva3 shops
- Laurens3 shops
- Ninety Six3 shops
- Pelzer3 shops
- Prosperity3 shops
- Ravenel3 shops
- Richburg3 shops
- Ridgeville3 shops
- Ridgeway3 shops
- St Matthews3 shops
- Williamston3 shops
- Batesburg-Leesville2 shops
- Bradley2 shops
- Edgefield2 shops
- Estill2 shops
- Hemingway2 shops
- Hodges2 shops
- Jacksonboro2 shops
- Johnsonville2 shops
- Marion2 shops
- McColl2 shops
- North2 shops
- Olar2 shops
- Pendleton2 shops
- Pickens2 shops
- Pomaria2 shops
- Powdersville2 shops
- Ruffin2 shops
- Seabrook2 shops
- Summerton2 shops
- Surfside Beach2 shops
- Swansea2 shops
- Trenton2 shops
- Turbeville2 shops
- Union2 shops
- Walhalla2 shops
- Wallace2 shops
- Ware Shoals2 shops
- Westminster2 shops
- Woodruff2 shops
- Yemassee2 shops
- Awendaw1 shops
- Bath1 shops
- Bishopville1 shops
- Blenheim1 shops
- Blythewood1 shops
- Bonneau1 shops
- Bowman1 shops
- Brunson1 shops
- Cades1 shops
- Calhoun Falls1 shops
- Clemson1 shops
- Clinton1 shops
- Clio1 shops
- Coosawhatchie1 shops
- Cordova1 shops
- Cottageville1 shops
- Cowpens1 shops
- Cross1 shops
- Cross Hill1 shops
- Dalzell1 shops
- Early Branch1 shops
- Elko1 shops
- Elloree1 shops
- Fairfax1 shops
- Gilbert1 shops
- Gloverville1 shops
- Green Sea1 shops
- Gresham1 shops
- Hamer1 shops
- Harleyville1 shops
- Hopkins1 shops
- Jenkinsville1 shops
- Joanna1 shops
- Johnston1 shops
- Lake View1 shops
- Lancaster1 shops
- Landrum1 shops
- Latta1 shops
- Little River1 shops
- Little Rock1 shops
- Lyman1 shops
- Lynchburg1 shops
- Moore1 shops
- Mullins1 shops
- Neeses1 shops
- New Ellenton1 shops
- Nichols1 shops
- Norway1 shops
- Pamplico1 shops
- Parker1 shops
- Pauline1 shops
- Saluda1 shops
- Santee1 shops
- Springfield1 shops
- St George1 shops
- St Helena Island1 shops
- Varnville1 shops
- Waterloo1 shops
- Wedgefield1 shops
- Williston1 shops
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Auto body shops across South Carolina
1,330 auto body and collision repair shops are listed across 190 South Carolina cities. The largest South Carolina markets in this directory are Greenville (68 shops), Columbia (61 shops), Myrtle Beach (61 shops), and Anderson (56 shops), which between them account for 246 of the 1,330 listings statewide; the other 186 cities have pages of their own. Every listing carries the shop's own Google rating and review count, so what you see is what local customers reported — not paid placement or insurer steering.
What collision repair costs in South Carolina
Labor rates move around within a state, but the shape of the bill does not, and knowing the range before you call makes it far easier to judge whether a South Carolina estimate is fair. Our collision repair cost guides break down each repair in detail — dent repair, scratches, bumpers, hail damage, and paint work — including what drives the price and when an insurance claim beats paying cash.
Choosing a shop
A rating is a starting point, not the whole story. Before you commit to a shop anywhere in South Carolina:
- Get more than one estimate. Quotes for the same damage routinely differ by hundreds of dollars, and a second opinion costs you nothing.
- Ask what the warranty covers. Most reputable shops guarantee their paint and workmanship — get the length and what voids it in writing.
- Settle the parts question up front. OEM, aftermarket, and used parts carry very different prices and fitment; ask which the estimate assumes.
- Check the insurance angle. You are free to pick your own shop regardless of what an insurer suggests — but confirm the shop bills your carrier directly if you are filing a claim.
- Ask about ADAS calibration. If your car has lane-keep, blind-spot, or automatic braking, cameras and radar often need recalibrating after body or glass work.
- Weigh the drive. A shop one city over is often worth the trip if it books you in sooner or quotes materially less — compare the nearby city pages before you settle.
Getting an estimate
Every shop page in this directory includes a free photo estimate: upload a few pictures of the damage and get a preliminary repair figure back in minutes, before you drive anywhere. It is a fast way to sanity-check a quote you have already been given, or to walk into a South Carolina shop knowing roughly what the job should cost. The shop still confirms the final number in person — a written estimate always requires an inspection.