(240) 289-37086181 Annapolis RoadHyattsville, MD 20784
M&A · Prince George’s County, MD

Collision & insurance repair for Prince George’s County, MD

Collision & insurance repair for drivers coming from Prince George’s County, MD. Share damage photos and claim details, then confirm the assessment and arrival arrangements with the team.

Shop destination: 6181 Annapolis Road, Hyattsville, MD 20784.

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Vehicle body panels being prepared for paint in the workshop
Vehicle-specific service arranged through M&A’s Hyattsville shop.

What to expect from collision & insurance repair

Start an organized collision-repair conversation. Submit damage photos and claim information through the existing M&A intake and claims tools, then discuss the estimate with the team.

Have these details ready

  • Have the carrier and claim number ready if one is assigned.
  • Upload photos and documents in the signed intake or claims tools.
  • Confirm towing, estimate review and insurer authorization separately.

Tell us the year, make, model, mileage, previous work and any deadline for getting the vehicle back. The advisor confirms the scope, findings and written estimate before additional work.

Planning from Prince George’s County, MD

Starting from Prince George’s County, MD? Use live directions from your address to 6181 Annapolis Road, Hyattsville, MD 20784. Your local connection is the northern and southern Prince George’s County corridors. Confirm the destination, parking and key handoff before traveling.

M&A coordinates county-wide visits through the Annapolis Road shop. Tell the team where the vehicle is located and which service is needed; Maryland inspections are handled at Annapolis Road.

Questions before your visit

Where do Prince George’s County, MD customers go for collision & insurance repair?

Arrange this visit at 6181 Annapolis Road, Hyattsville, MD 20784. This guide is for customers coming from Prince George’s County, MD. Confirm the service and appointment before traveling.

Can I send damage photos before bringing the car?

Yes. Use the claims or signed intake tool to share photos and your claim information. Photos help plan the next conversation, but hidden damage may require an in-person inspection.

Should I drive after a collision?

If a wheel rubs, fluids leak, a door will not secure or the vehicle does not steer or brake normally, do not drive it. Call to coordinate a safe arrival or towing.

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Start with your vehicle and location.

Share damage photos and claim details, then confirm the assessment and arrival arrangements with the team.

Start collision intake