ProColor Collision announced all 41 of its independently owned and operated body shops in the U.S. will now be members of the Society of Collision Repair Specialists (SCRS), marking an expansion of industry support and resources for its franchisees.
The company, which operates locations in California, Colorado, Montana, North Carolina, South Carolina and Texas, sees this partnership as a strategic move to enhance business opportunities for its network. By integrating SCRS membership into its franchise benefits, ProColor Collision aims to provide its shops with access to key industry resources, including health care and retirement programs, training, research and advocacy efforts.
"We see the value of actively engaging with strong and respected organizations like SCRS," said Scott Bridges, senior vice president of Fix Network, ProColor Collision. "We’re impressed by the programs they’ve built. From their health care and retirement offerings to their other valuable tools, research and resources, SCRS will help further position ProColor Collision franchisees for success, including attracting and retaining the best in the industry as we continue to grow."
SCRS, which has represented collision repair professionals in North America for more than four decades, welcomes ProColor Collision into its growing community.
"We are really quite excited to welcome the entire network of ProColor Collision centers into the SCRS community," said Aaron Schulenburg, executive director of SCRS. "We’ve put a lot of energy into building programs and resources that we hope resonate with the industry. I think the benefits we’ve built with and for the industry are a really important part of what the association has to offer, and we are thrilled that this entire network now has the ability to take advantage of those resources."
ProColor Collision, a part of Mondofix Inc. (Fix Network), has been expanding its presence in the U.S. over the past several years, offering independent body shops the opportunity to leverage national and global partnerships. With this latest move, the company reinforces its commitment to supporting independent repair facilities and ensuring they have the tools to succeed in a competitive market.
