Service King Acquires 21st Century Collision Repair in OKC

With its latest acquisition, the collision repair company now has four locations in the Oklahoma City area. Nationwide, Service King has more than 110 locations.

by Staff

March 20, 2014

Service King Acquires 21st Century Collision Repair in OKC

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Service King Collision Repair Centers, one of the fastest growing collision repair companies nationwide, announced it has acquired 21^st Century Collision Repair Specialist in Oklahoma City.

Since 1995, Lee Haney has owned and managed 21^st Century Collision Repair Specialist. The facility is capable of serving 250 cars a month.

With this addition, Service King now has four locations in the Oklahoma City market. Service King is one of the largest regional multi-location operators of collision repair facilities in the nation.

“Service King is excited about extending our services within the Oklahoma City market, thanks to this new partnership,” said Stephen Hayes, director of operations in Oklahoma City. “Both companies share similar values of providing exceptional quality and service and a commitment to improving the overall customer experience during a crisis.”

“We are very happy to expand our presence further across Oklahoma,” added Jeff McFadden, president of Service King. “This acquisition provides our customers and insurance partners with another convenient location in this market. We welcome the 21^st Century Collision team and are excited that they will be joining the growing Service King family.”

Founded more than 37 years ago in Dallas, Service King serves customers at more than 110 locations across Texas, Tennessee, Arizona, Arkansas, Mississippi, Oklahoma and Nevada.

For more information about Service King, visit www.ServiceKing.com.

Topics:Mergers & Acquisitions Collision Repair Service King Collision Repair Centers Maintenance Safety

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