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Rios Collision & Fleet Services Call (214) 324-9005

Body shop · Big Town Blvd, Mesquite

Panel work and paint. Cars and fleets both.

Collision repair, body work and paint at 3004 Big Town Blvd, for the car in the driveway and for the trucks that keep a business running.

Best body shop I’ve ever been too

- Mario Sanchez, via Google Reviews

Call (214) 324-9005 Get directions , opens in a new tab

3004 Big Town Blvd, Mesquite, TX 75150

Weekdays from 7 AM. Saturday mornings. Closed Sunday. [CONFIRM]

Licensed stock photograph: a gloved hand holding a paint spray gun in a lit spray booth, with freshly painted dark panels resting on a stand.
A spray gun and fresh panels, under booth lights. Licensed stock photograph. Your own pictures can replace any of these the day you send them, or if you’d like the stock photograph to stay it can: every one is licensed for exactly that.

Collision

and what follows it

Panels, bumpers, body work and the paint that goes over all of it.

3004

Big Town Blvd

Mesquite, Texas 75150, on the Dallas side of town.

Fleet

is in the name

Trucks and work vehicles, same shop and same telephone number.

The work

What comes through the door on a bad morning.

Somebody backed into it, somebody ran the light, or the shopping cart found the one panel you cared about. The repair is the same trade either way.

01

Collision repair

The damage from the accident itself: a corner taken off, a quarter panel pushed in, a door that no longer sits the way it should.

Licensed stock photograph: a hand working a dent puller against a white panel, with a lit reflection board held beside it.
A dent, read off the reflection. Licensed stock photograph.

02

Body work

Dents pulled, creases worked out, and panels brought back to the line they had before somebody put a crease in them.

03

Paint

A panel, a side, or the whole car: prepped, masked, sprayed and finished so the new work stops being obvious.

Licensed stock photograph: a bumper cover in grey primer resting on masking paper inside a spray booth.
A bumper cover in primer, ready for colour. Licensed stock photograph.

04

Bumpers

The part of the car that takes the parking lot for the rest of it. Repaired and repainted rather than replaced where that is the right call.

Licensed stock photograph: masking paper taped along the edge of a freshly painted panel, the wet colour catching the light.
Masked to the edge, colour on. Licensed stock photograph.
Licensed stock photograph: two hands running a polisher across a car hood, the pad reflected in the paint.
The last pass, on the hood. Licensed stock photograph.

05

Trucks and work vehicles

The same collision and paint work, on a pickup, a van, or whatever the business runs. More on fleet work.

[Your services and your prices]

There is not one price on this page, on purpose. No price list is published anywhere we could read, and a guessed number is worse than no number at all.

The five kinds of work above are the ones your customers describe in their reviews. Send us your own list, or one photograph of the board on the wall, and every service and every price lands here exactly as you wrote it.

Nothing in this panel is a claim yet.

[Insurance and claims]

Two of your reviews are about the insurance side: one customer writes that you got him a fair evaluation on his car, another that nobody tried to price gouge him.

That is the question people ask before they call a body shop. Tell us how a claim goes at your shop and the answer goes here, in your own words.

Licensed stock photograph: rows of white flatbed work trucks parked in a yard, seen from above.
Flatbeds and work trucks, lined up. Licensed stock photograph.

Fleet

Trucks and work vehicles.

Fleet services is in the name of the shop, and it is there because a work truck in a body shop is never only a truck. A route is waiting on it. A crew is waiting on it. Somebody has a customer to call.

The trade is the same trade. A pickup, a van or a flatbed takes the same collision work, the same panel work and the same paint as anything else that comes through the door, and it comes to the same telephone number.

  • Collision repair on pickups, vans and work trucks.
  • Panel and body work, from a scraped side to a folded corner.
  • Paint, on one panel or on the whole vehicle.

Call (214) 324-9005

Awesome experience! Super friendly team and my truck looks perfect as if the accident never happened. Fast, easy and no stress thanks to Jose. Highly recommend!

Eli R via Google Reviews

[Your fleet terms]

A business owner reads further than a driver does. How many vehicles you can take at once, who to ask for, whether you invoice a company account, what you need from them before a truck arrives: that is the part that decides the call.

None of it is published anywhere, so none of it is on this page. Send us a few sentences and this panel becomes the reason a fleet manager picks up the phone.

Reviews

“Was rejected by 4 other collision centers but he took it no problems!”

- Nick Lovejoy, via Google Reviews

Best service I could have asked for! Was rejected by 4 other collision centers but he took it no problems! Man kept his word and went above and beyond what he had too. Would highly recommend, and they didn’t try to price gouge me unlike other places.

Nick Lovejoy via Google Reviews

Great place! Very professional, courteous yet gave personal attention. Rios repaired my car perfectly! They offered to drive me to pick up my rental car & then took me back to return the rental when my car was ready. If I know anyone who needs body work I will definitely refer them here!

Dee Davis via Google Reviews

I’ve unfortunately have had two accidents in my life time. One in 2009 and another in 2015. The owner was great in dealing with the insurance and getting me a fair evaluation on my car. Would highly recommend. …

Fernando Garcia via Google Reviews

Wonderful people did a wonderful job! I was very pleased with my car he repaired and painted my bumper it look new! Thank you!

Stacey Samples via Google Reviews

Awesome experience! Super friendly team and my truck looks perfect as if the accident never happened. Fast, easy and no stress thanks to Jose. Highly recommend!

Eli R via Google Reviews

Best body shop I’ve ever been too

Mario Sanchez via Google Reviews

What people write about

  • value 4
  • friendly team 2
  • collision repair 2
  • truck repair 2

Google’s own review keywords and their counts, read August 14, 2026.

Hours

Open at seven, Monday through Saturday.

Early enough to drop a car off before work, and closed on Sunday.

  • Mon7 AM – 5 PM
  • Tue7 AM – 5 PM
  • Wed7 AM – 5 PM
  • Thu7 AM – 5 PM
  • Fri7 AM – 5 PM
  • Sat7 AM – 12 PM
  • SunClosed

[CONFIRM] The whole table carries one mark rather than a quiet assumption. Your Google listing gives the 7 AM open and the closed Sunday; the rest of the week comes from directory listings, and those drift. Tell us the table is right, or send the real one, and the mark comes off.

Visit

3004 Big Town Blvd

Mesquite, Texas 75150

On Big Town Boulevard, on the Dallas side of Mesquite.

Call (214) 324-9005 Get directions , opens in a new tab

Getting the car in

Calling is the way in. Tell us what happened, what the car looks like now, and whether it is still drivable.

Call (214) 324-9005

Worth having ready

The year, make and model, which panels took the hit, and whether there is a claim open with an insurance company.

[Estimate and appointment requests]

Plenty of collision sites carry a Request an estimate button, and yours can too. It is a form: the customer’s name and number, the vehicle, what happened, landing in your inbox the moment they hit send.

It says request on purpose. Nothing on it quotes a price and nothing promises a time until you have seen the car. Want it, or would rather the telephone stay the front door: either answer is a fine answer, and the call buttons already work today.

About this preview

We designed this custom website for your business. It was built from what is already public: the address, telephone number, hours, reviews and review keywords on your Google listing.

There is not one price on the page, because none are published anywhere we could find. The five kinds of work listed are the ones your customers describe in their reviews, and your own list replaces them the day you send it.

The hours carry a [CONFIRM] mark. Google gives the 7 AM open and the closed Sunday; the rest of the week comes from directory listings, and hours drift. One line from you and the mark comes off.

The photographs are licensed stock, chosen for this page. Your own pictures can replace any of these the day you send them, or if you’d like the stock to stay it can: every one is licensed for exactly that.

Two panels are waiting on you rather than on a guess: how a claim goes at your shop, and the terms you offer on fleet vehicles. A few sentences for either one and they go up as written. Every review on the page is quoted as it stands on your listing.