WEBSITE ASSISTANCE

Accessibility and Help Using This Website

If a page or form is difficult to use, contact your preferred shop for help with the estimate or repair conversation.

Contact the Shop for Assistance

New Orleans: 504-309-3092, 2150 Earhart Boulevard, New Orleans, LA 70113.

Luling: 985-331-0707, 101 4th Street, Luling, LA 70070.

Explain which page or step is difficult and what you were trying to do. Do not include sensitive claim documents in a public comment or screenshot.

Use the Site With a Keyboard

Use Tab and Shift+Tab to move between controls and Enter to follow links. The FAQ controls expand to reveal answers; the shop selector can be closed with its Close control or Escape. You can zoom text with your browser’s normal controls.

If the estimate form cannot be completed with your device or assistive technology, call the selected shop to discuss another way to begin. A request still requires follow-up and does not confirm an appointment.

Report a Specific Problem

Share the page address, device or browser if known, the step that failed and any assistive technology relevant to the issue. These details help locate the problem. This page does not assert an untested accessibility certification or guarantee conformance.

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Use a direct contact route when a website control is difficult

If a menu, map, FAQ or estimate control is difficult to use, you can contact the chosen shop directly. New Orleans uses (504) 309-3092; Luling uses (985) 331-0707. Explain what you are trying to do so the team can discuss an appropriate next step.

A website problem does not establish the condition of a damaged vehicle or confirm a visit. If the vehicle is unsafe or uncertain to drive, say so when contacting the team and confirm the receiving and transport arrangement before moving it.

Related reading: Install the Boudreaux’s Collision Website App and Home.

Report the barrier with enough context

Describe the page, the action you attempted and what happened. If you can, include the device type, browser and whether you were using a keyboard, screen reader or zoom. These details help identify the problem without needing private claim documents or passwords.

Do not post personal information publicly to demonstrate a form issue. Explain which field or step blocked you and whether an error was shown. A form that prevents an incomplete submission may be behaving differently from a control that cannot be reached or operated.

Request information in a usable form

If a map cannot be used, ask for the street address and arrival instructions directly. If an FAQ control is difficult, identify the question you want explained. You can also ask the team to clarify an estimate term rather than relying on a website interaction that is not working for you.

Report the specific barrier so it can be investigated, and use direct shop contact for a time-sensitive vehicle or visit question.

Additional visitor questions

Call (504) 309-3092 and explain the information or next step you need.

Call (985) 331-0707 and describe your vehicle or visit question.

Identify the page, control, attempted action and result. Device, browser and assistive-technology context can help if available.

No. Describe the control and behavior without sending account passwords or unrelated private documents.

Ask the chosen shop for its street address and receiving instructions. A map is not required to clarify the destination.

Identify the question and page when contacting the team. You can request the explanation directly while the website issue is investigated.

Describe the page, zoom or device context and the affected control. Use direct shop contact for the information you need.

Not necessarily. Describe whether the field can be reached and understood, what error appears and which step is blocked.

Avoid public posting of personal contact details, claim identifiers or documents. Explain the affected field and behavior without exposing the submission.

No. It provides contact and barrier-reporting guidance without asserting an unverified certification or identical behavior on every device.

No. Tell the shop about the actual damage and concerns and discuss appropriate assessment and transport.

No. Confirm the visit purpose, shop and receiving arrangement directly with the chosen team.

Website assistance on a phone

Generated illustration of two adults discussing a website on a phone.

Generated illustration of website assistance. Contact the team if you need help finding information or using the site.

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