Members of the Carolinas Collision Association will receive membership in SCRS in first-of-its-kind initiative to marry local and national benefits
Mechanicsville, Va.—The Society of Collision Repair Specialists and the Carolinas Collision Association have announced a first-of-its-kind integrated membership model that unifies local and national association participation into a single, streamlined membership experience.
Beginning January 2026, existing and future members of the Carolinas Collision Association (CAA) will additionally receive membership in SCRS.
The initiative is designed to provide collision repair professionals with the full benefits of strong local representation combined with national level advocacy, resources, and support, without requiring separate memberships.
Through this partnership, all CCA members will now have access to the full suite of SCRS programs and resources, including:
- National advocacy and representation on issues impacting collision repairers.
- Healthcare and retirement solutions designed for independent businesses.
- Employee support programs that help shops attract and retain skilled professionals.
- Ongoing industry intelligence, with daily news and regular delivery of technical insights and estimating guidance.
- National caliber education and training, including a library of educational opportunities and consumer and employee focused video content.
Both organizations view this integrated membership as a step forward in strengthening the collision repair industry through collaboration, alignment, and shared purpose; while ensuring repairers have access to the tools, education, and advocacy they need to operate successful and sustainable businesses.
For collision repair businesses looking to join CCA and take advantage of SCRS benefits, visit www.carolinascollisionassociation.com.
Other organizations outside of the Carolinas interested in learning more about SCRS membership opportunities can contact the SCRS office at info@scrs.com or visit www.scrs.com.
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