Lowcountry Paint, Body & Restoration

Reviews

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  Scott Hunter

  Nov 3, 2025
  5.0
  Great work. Also timely and efficient.
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  Tracy McGriff

  Oct 22, 2025
  5.0
  I can’t say enough great things about Low Country Paint, Body & Restoration! I took my mother’s car there after it was involved in a parking lot hit-and-run. My past experiences with auto body shops have made me cautious—I've had “national chain” shops return vehicles with shoddy workmanship, and dealer collision centers charge so much I wondered if I was paying for their fancy furniture and espresso machines. Since I didn’t want to file an insurance claim, I needed a business known for quality work and honest pricing. At Low Country Paint, Body & Restoration, I found exactly that—no fluff, no oversized waiting rooms, no clueless counter staff. Instead, I met a team that was friendly, engaging, and most importantly, knowledgeable. The owner, Chip, personally inspected the vehicle, explained the damage, gave me a clear timeline, and quoted a fair price. True to their word, they flawlessly repaired and returned the car right on schedule and at the exact quoted price. It’s rare these days to find a shop that delivers both integrity and top-notch craftsmanship. I highly recommend Low Country Paint, Body & Restoration to anyone looking for honest, high-quality auto body repair.
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  Renee Evans

  Sep 26, 2025
  5.0
  Had lots of problems at the first place I took my vehicle (Jones Ford Collision) Chip saved me the headache once I got it from the lying first place I took it to (Jones Ford) He had me up and fixed in no time and handled the insurance company for me! My car is restored to its original condition (but really looks brand new again) Thank you Low Country Paint & Body! Would highly recommend your place and I'll never go anywhere else!
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  Bill Shelley

  Jul 5, 2025
  1.0
  These guys, led by Chip Keller are hacks. If you value your vehicle, DO NOT take it to this place. Overall, the work was sloppy and unprofessional at best. Just a few examples: to remove the rusty exhaust pipes, they cut the bolts on the exhaust manifold instead of just cutting off the old pipes. This misstep later led to an expensive trip to the machine shop to repair the damage. The doors were way out of adjustment, causing the need to slam the doors to get them closed. Also, the paint on the door edges and body became chipped because of the maladjustment. To fix this problem later, the fenders had to be pulled forward to access the door hinges, causing the excessive bondo to break. A proper adjustment before painting the car would have avoided this problem altogether. The paint job itself was of such poor quality, that it will need to be completely repainted. What bothers me the most about my experience with Low Country Paint Body & Restoration is that my classic car was treated like a piece of junk during the 3-month stay at this shop. At times I stopped by the shop to check on the progress and found the car with food or drinks laying in the trunk or on the roof. I had to point out what I thought were obvious defects that weren’t getting fixed, always getting excuses and requests for more money. When I did get the car back, I had to spend hours cleaning up all the dirt and dust that had built up in every nook and cranny of the car. No care was taken to protect the car from the dust and debris that permeated the shop. When I picked up the car, it was covered with thick dust over the new paint. Their remedy was to wash the car using a hose & a long-handled brush (ugh). Since there were no door or trunk seals, water seeped in causing the inner trunk paint to wash off in big blotches. There wasn't one panel on the car that didn't have blemishes. The roof was under-sprayed with color and the grey primer shows through. I was a fool to take my car to Lowcountry Paint Body and Restoration. Please don't make the same mistake I did.

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