Spark Collision Center is run by Yahya Awadalla — a former fleet manager and Toyota salesman who knows exactly what it means to need a vehicle fixed right and fixed fast.
Spark Collision Center has been repairing vehicles in Fremont, California since 2000. Yahya Awadalla runs it. Before this, he was a fleet manager and a Toyota salesman, which means he has sat on both sides of the conversation: the one waiting on a repair, and the one responsible for vehicles that had to be back on the road yesterday.
That is why the shop is built around two things people say they never get from a body shop: a number that holds, and a straight answer about when the vehicle is coming back.
Finding a shop you trust should not be the hardest part of a bad week.
The work itself runs from bumper covers on a family sedan to structural repair on a delivery van that needs to be earning again. Same shop, same standard.
We walk the estimate line by line before any work starts. If something changes, you hear it from us first.
No wondering. We tell you where your vehicle is in the process and when it is coming back.
We restore structural integrity to pre-accident condition. Looking right is not the same as being right.
No cut corners, no skipped steps, and we stand behind the work after you drive off.
Collision and body repair, frame and structural work, suspension, auto glass, wheel alignment and paint protection. We pull your paint code, mix to it, and blend into the surrounding panels so there is no visible line where the repair ends.
Delivery vans, box trucks and work trucks are a large share of what we do. Commercial accounts get priority intake and scheduling, parts pre-ordered for drivable vans, and consolidated billing. A van that is parked is not earning, and we run the shop with that in mind.
We work with all major carriers and handle the adjuster back-and-forth for you. You are always free to choose your own shop.
We are on Albrae St, minutes off I-880, and we regularly work with customers from across the East Bay and South Bay.
Yes, and you do not need an appointment. Bring the vehicle in during business hours and we write it up while you wait.
It depends on the damage and on parts. A bumper cover is usually days; structural work is longer. You get a target date with your estimate.
No. Your insurer can recommend one, but the decision is yours.
Yes. Call (925) 599-1137 and ask for fleet.
Tell us about the vehicle and the damage — whether it's your personal car or a work vehicle. We'll get back to you fast with next steps.