Where’s the job?

Scope of Works

• remove damaged front bumper panel and detach trim, grille and lower valance

• disconnect and label parking sensors, camera, fog lights and wiring harnesses

• inspect and replace damaged mounts, clips and crash‑bar fixings as required

• fit new or refurbished bumper panel, align and secure to manufacturer tolerances

• prep, mask and either hand in to a spray shop or arrange mobile respray for colour match

• reconnect and test parking sensors, camera and lights; tidy and dispose of old parts

Typical Cost

Time on Site

Most straightforward bumper panel replacements take 2–4 hours on site; jobs requiring paint blending, ordering OEM parts or sensor replacement can take 1–3 days due to paint curing and workshop scheduling

Questions to Ask Your Tradie

• have you fitted this make and model before and can you show photos or references

• will you disconnect the battery and take airbag/sensor safety precautions

• is paint blending included and what warranty do you offer on the colour match

• do you supply OEM parts or aftermarket and can you itemise parts and labour costs

• how will you test parking sensors and camera functionality after refit

• what is your process and estimate if hidden structural damage is discovered

How to Avoid Surprises

• check you have space for a van and vehicle ramps or a workshop lift

• confirm paint colour code and provide key/immobiliser details if required

• agree who supplies parts and get a written estimate for paint blending and sensors

• check parking restrictions or permits if the vehicle will be left overnight

• keep pets and children away and ensure a safe area for testing electrical systems