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May 11 – May 16 Updated Hours – COVID-19 Update 5/10/20

Hours for the week of

May 11th – May 16th

Malden:  M-F  8 – 5, SAT 9 – 12

Chelsea: M-F  8 – 5, SAT 8 – 11

Stoneham: M-F  7:30 – 5:30, SAT 8 – 1

Take advantage of our contact-free services:

        • Free pick- up and delivery
        • Mobile Estimates – Click here
        • Electronic Forms / Paperwork
        • Complimentary Detail with Repairs
        • How to reach us: To contact a team member, call each location at the following:

Malden:  CALL: (781) 321-6080

Chelsea:  CALL: (617) 887-0080

Stoneham:  CALL: (781) 279-2220

For a detailed list of our additional precautions during this unprecedented time, please visit https://todayscollision.com/news/

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May 4 – May 8th Updated Hours – COVID-19 Update 5/3/20

Due to the current demand at our shops, our hours for the upcoming week will be as follows:

During the Week of May 4th – May 8th

Malden:  M-F  8:00am – 4:30pm

Stoneham:  M-F  7:30am – 5:30pm,   Saturday, 8:00am – 1:00pm

Chelsea:  Virtual Front Office Only

(Free Pick-up & Delivery, Mobile Estimates still available at all locations)

NEW! To protect our customers and employees, face coverings that cover the mouth and nose must be worn inside our buildings.  According to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts guidelines, this requirement does not apply to children under the age of 2 or to individuals unable to comply due to a medical condition.

At home or work?  Take advantage of our contact-free services:

      • Free pick-up and delivery
      • Estimates – Click here
      • Electronic Forms / Paperwork
      • Complimentary Detail with Repairs 
      • How to reach us: To contact a team member, call each location at the following:

Malden:  CALL: (781) 321-6080

Chelsea:  CALL: (617) 887-0080

Stoneham:  CALL: (781) 279-2220

For a detailed list of our additional precautions during this unprecedented time, please visit https://todayscollision.com/news/

 

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Nurse Molly MacKay of Boston Hope Field Hospital is Reunited With Her Car!

Good News!  Nurse Molly MacKay was reunited with her car today!  Molly, a nurse with Atrius Health and the Boston Hope field hospital during the COVID-19 pandemic had her vehicle and all her PPE stolen earlier this

week.  The team at Today’s Collision worked with our partners in the community to help get Molly back on the road.

Stephen’s Automotive Transport retrieved Molly’s Car.  Enterprise provided Molly with a rental vehicle, and North Shore Mazda donated the needed parts.

Thank you to all who helped, and to our technicians and team members for taking such good care of Molly’s car!  Returning her car today has given a boost to our entire team!  Cheers to Anna Meiler of WBZ News for helping us connect with Molly!

Finally, thank you to Molly.  It has been a pleasure getting to know you this week.  Boston is lucky to have you on the frontlines of this pandemic.  We are grateful to you and your colleagues for being there for us!

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Today’s Collision Named One of Tesla’s Top 7 U.S. Auto Body Shops

Tesla has named Today’s Collision as one of its Top 7 U.S. Auto Body Shops!  In their April, 2020 Auto Repair Newsletter, Tesla congratulated a total of 7 shops for reaching their key performance indicators.  We are so proud of our team’s dedication to embracing new technology while maintaining such a high level of customer service.

 

Congratulations to all the shops on the list:

Collision Restoration (Fairfield, NJ)

Collision Works (Long Beach, CA)

Dream Team Collision (Virginia Beach, VA)

Fender Mender Auto Body (Fort Lauderdale, FL)

Fix Auto Palo Alto (Palo Alto, CA)

Fix Auto South San Francisco (San Bruno, CA)

Today’s Collision Repair Center (Malden, MA)

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April 27 – May 1st Updated Hours – COVID-19 Update 4/26/20

Due to the current demand at our shops, our hours for the upcoming week will be as follows:

April 27th –May 1st

Malden: M-F  8:00am – 4:30pm

Stoneham: M-F  8:00am – 4:30pm

Chelsea:  Virtual Front Office Only

(Free Pick-up & Delivery, Mobile Estimates still available at all locations).

At home or work?  Take advantage of our contact-free services:

          • Free pick- up and delivery
          • Estimates – Click here
          • Electronic Forms / Paperwork
          • Complimentary Detail with Repairs
          • How to reach us: To contact a team member, call each location at the following:

Malden:  CALL: (781) 321-6080

Stoneham:  CALL: (781) 279-2220

Chelsea:  CALL: (617) 887-0080

For a detailed list of our additional precautions during this unprecedented time, please visit https://todayscollision.com/news/

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Today’s World – Free Pick-up & Delivery

In Today’s World…here we are heading out to deliver this repaired vehicle to our customer’s home.

#TodaysWorld

#NewNormal

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April 20 – 24th Updated Hours – COVID-19 Update 4/17/20 5:00pm

Dear Valued Today’s Collision Customers:

Due to the current demand at our shops, our hours for the upcoming week will be as follows:

April 20th – April 24th

 

Malden:  375 Washington St.  Malden, MA 02148  M-F  8:00am – 4:30pm

Stoneham: 16 Gould St. Stoneham, MA 02180        M-F  8:00am – 4:30pm

Chelsea: 99Everett Ave, Chelsea, MA 02151            Virtual Front Office Only

(Free Pick-up & Delivery, Mobile Estimates still available at all locations).

 

At home or work?  Take advantage of our contact-free services:

  • Free pick- up and delivery– We’ll come to you to pick up your vehicle at home or work, and deliver it back after repairs are complete.
  • Estimates – Upload your information and photos from your phone.

Click here or text “Mobile” to (781) 325-4191 for a link to the form.

TESLA Owners click here or text “Estimate” to (781) 325-4191

  • Forms / Paperwork: All needed paperwork can be completed via electronic signatures.
  • Complimentary Detail: Your vehicle will be detailed inside and out before we return it to you.
  • How to reach us: To contact a team member, call each location at the following:

Malden:  CALL: (781) 321-6080

Stoneham:  CALL: (781) 279-2220

Chelsea:  CALL: (617) 887-0080

For a detailed list of our additional precautions to keep your vehicle, and our facilities, safe and clean for you and our employees, and for the most up-to-date information, please visit https://todayscollision.com/news/

Sincerely,

Bobby Cobb and Kevin Kyes

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Change to Business Hours & Pick-up & Delivery Services – COVID-19 Update 3/30/20 3:00pm

Dear Valued Today’s Collision Customers:

First, we want to say thank you to all of the first responders, doctors, nurses, healthcare workers, police officers, fire fighters, paramedics, EMTs, military personnel and others who are giving selflessly today and every day to our community!  THANK YOU!  THANK YOU!  THANK YOU!

To assist all customers who have repair needs, we are currently offering free pick-up and delivery services at home or work, to help support those staying home, or on the front lines including first responders and healthcare workers.   Just let us know how we can help you.

Additionally, due to the change in business needs, we’ve adjusted our shop hours of operation to the following:

Malden Location: Mon – Fri  8:00am – 4:30pm (Saturday by appointment only)

Chelsea Location: Mon – Fri  8:00am – 4:30pm (Saturday by appointment only)

Stoneham Location: Mon – Fri  8:00am – 4:30pm (Saturday by appointment only)

If you have specific questions regarding your vehicle repairs, please contact our customer service teams at each of our locations:

375 Washington St. |   Malden, MA 02148     |   781-321-6080

99 Everett Ave. |   Chelsea, MA 02150    |   617-887-0080

16 Gould St.   |   Stoneham, MA 02180    |   781-279-2220

For a detailed list of our additional precautions to keep your vehicle, and our facilities, safe and clean for you and our employees, and for the most up-to-date information, please visit https://todayscollision.com/news/

Sincerely,

Bobby Cobb and Kevin Kyes

Truck Refurbished for Gold Star Father Paul Monti

Some of you may remember our very first Recycled Rides™ event where we donated a vehicle to Mass Fallen Heroes veteran, Zachary O’Grady in 2015.  Since then, our relationship with the team members at Massachusetts Fallen Heroes has grown, and has become one of friendship.  The way their organization supports its members is unrivaled.  Each member has their personal story and we learn more and more of the sacrifices that have been made each time we get together with them.

We met Gold Star Father, Paul Monti, at one of our donation events, and he quickly became a close friend of ours.  Paul’s son, US Army Sergeant First Class Jared Monti, died while serving in Afghanistan in 2006.   Jared was awarded the Medal of Honor in 2009.  Paul has driven Jared’s truck since his death as a way to remember and feel connected to him.  Paul’s story inspired the Number One Country Song recorded by Lee Brice, “I Drive Your Truck.”

The truck, a 2001 Dodge Ram 1500 V8, needed some major body and mechanical work for Paul to keep it on the road.  When he could no longer get an inspection sticker, Paul reluctantly handed over the keys.  (Thank you, Paul for trusting us with your precious memories.)  This week, we were able to return the truck to Paul, and he’s back on the road.  Revealing the truck to Paul had us mixed with emotions of pride, joy, empathy and sadness.  Watching Paul and the truck pull away from our shop, knowing that a Father can carry on with his tribute and memories of his son was a vision we will remember forever.  A special thank you to those employees who gave their time to work on the truck – Mike Walton, Mark Murray, Sal Diaz, Joe Firth, Fredy Correia, Adam Landry and of course, our own Bobby Cobb who insisted on personally painting the vehicle.  To our friends at Massachusetts Fallen Heroes, we thank you for your sacrifice, and all the work you do to help others!

Additional Photos: FB Album

 

Gold Star Daughter Receives Car from Today’s Collision

Recycled Rides Presentation Team (Photo Credit: Paul Hammersley, City of Malden) (From Left to Right) Chelsea Police Chief Brian Kyes; Malden Police Chief Kevin Molis; Malden Mayor Gary Christenson; Today’s Collision Owner, Kevin Kyes; Met Life, Kristie Croteau; Today’s Collision Owner, Bobby Cobb; National Auto Body Council, Linda Sulkala; Mass Fallen Heroes Executive Director, Dan Magoon; Mass Fallen Heroes Director of Operations Kelly Roche; Recipient, Gold Star Daughter of Army Sgt. Glenn R. Allison, Kaleigh Hayes; Gold Star Sister of Army Sgt. Glenn R. Allison, Jons Allison-Cardoso

 

Additional Photos: Recycled Rides Event Photos

Malden, MA (September 27, 2017)  Today’s Collision Repair Center recently participated in the National Auto Body Council’s (NABC) Recycled Rides™ program, in which they received a salvage vehicle donated from MetLife Insurance, refurbished it, and presented the finished 2014 Nissan Sentra to Massachusetts Fallen Heroes’ Gold Star Daughter, Kaleigh Hayes.

Kaleigh was just 7 years old in 2003 when her father, Army Sgt. Glenn R. Allison, died in Iraq.  She is currently attending college, teaches at the Boys and Girls Club, works in a mentoring program and is a YMCA visitation supervisor.  Kaleigh gives back to the community and thinks of her father every day. “He inspired me to push forward, pay it forward, and make an impact on those around me,” Kaleigh told attendees and the press at the Gifting Event at Today’s Collision in Malden, MA.

Bobby Cobb, Owner, Today’s Collision commented, “Kaleigh didn’t have a car, and found it tough to get around.  MetLife donated a great vehicle.  We refurbished the exterior, brakes, gave it some new tires and performed some general maintenance.  I am thankful to have a crew of employees who enjoy making a difference and giving back.  For me, personally, these Recycled Rides™ events keep me grounded knowing that we can use our knowledge and skills to make a small change in someone’s life; like Kaleigh, who has given so much to our country and community.”

National Auto Body Council’s (NABC) Recycled Rides™ program and 1-800 Charity Cars helped facilitate the difficult paperwork process associated with transferring the vehicle from the MetLife, to Today’s Collision, to getting Kaleigh on the road.  Today’s Collision also recognizes their associates at Enterprise for donating a $250 gas card to Kaleigh.

This is the fourth collaboration between Mass Fallen Heroes and Today’s Collision for this type of restored-vehicle donation.

After Kaleigh was given the keys, she received a police escort from the City of Malden police department as she drove away in her new car.  Today’s Collision will help Kaleigh keep her new car on the road for as long as she owns it.