Check the Progress Made on Your Vehicle

Here is another new service for you from Yach's.  Now, if you miss your damaged vehicle, or just want to see how it's doing, you can do so without visiting our repair areas.  In fact, you're just a click away.

To watch the progress made on the repairs to your vehicle, just click here.

Insurance professionals, please click here.

                   When New Met Old

Two beautiful 2010 Chevy Camaros were recently on display in the showroom at Kocourek Chevrolet in Wausau.  In between the 2010 black and silver models was a 1969 Chevy Camaro RS, owned by Henry Yach 111. 

We've Gone Green

Yach's Body & Custom is proud to announce that we have become the first auto body repair shop in Wausau to offer eco-friendly collision repair.  Here is what we did. 

We converted our paint application process from a solventborne system to a waterborne refinish system.  The official name of our new system is BASF's Glasurit 90 Line waterborne paint system.  This new way of painting automobiles not only protects the environment, but also provides the excellent durability, color match, and flawless car finish that our customers have come to expect. 

The Audi, shown above, was the first car to receive the new eco-friendly paint process here at Yach's.

                      Deer Don't Read Signs!!

The deer in Wisconsin are on the move.  Unlike you, they do not read the signs along the highways and streets warning them of vehicle traffic.  So let's be careful out there.

1. Drive with caution when you see deer-crossing signs. The signs are posted in those locations because of established deer trails and deer feeding patterns.

2. When you are driving at night, use you high beam lights whenever possible. Try to drive within your headlights.

3. Be especially careful from dusk until midnight and before and after sunrise. Also be more careful in the fall and spring when deer are more active.

4. Brake firmly if you see a deer in the road, but do not swerve out of you lane.

5. Do not rely on deer whistles or other devices to keep deer from running into the road.

6. Wear your seat belt.

7. If you see one deer, slow down, there are probably others.