Welcome to Epic Torque, the blog from Epic Automotive & Driveline in Saskatoon. We handle everything from routine maintenance to driveline repairs, tires, fleet service, and detailing, and this blog is where we pass along what we know so you can drive with a little more confidence. Want to see everything we offer? Check out our services page. In our latest Epic Torque post, we explain how Epic Auto is SGI Accredited and what that means for your next claim.

Epic Auto Is SGI Accredited: What That Means for Your Next Claim
Nobody plans for a collision or a claim, so when one happens, the last thing you want is more paperwork and uncertainty. That is one of the reasons Bob, Mitch and Shelley worked to make Epic Automotive & Driveline an SGI Accredited Auto Repair Shop, so that when you need us most, the process is as smooth as possible.
What Accreditation Actually Means
SGI accreditation is not handed out automatically. Saskatchewan Government Insurance sets strict standards around equipment, training and repair quality, and shops have to prove they meet those standards to earn the designation. When you see the SGI Accredited badge, it is a signal that a shop has been vetted and approved, not just self-described as trustworthy.
What SGI Accreditation Means For You
- Hassle-free claims, since we can work directly with SGI on your behalf
- Repairs completed to a standard SGI has personally reviewed and approved
- Faster approvals thanks to direct access to SGI’s systems
- The confidence of knowing your shop has been independently vetted
Instead of bouncing between your insurer and your repair shop trying to sort out the details, our team handles that communication for you. That means less time on hold and more time getting your vehicle, and your routine, back to normal.
Whether it is a fender bender or something more involved, an accredited shop takes one more thing off your plate at a stressful time.
Dealing with a claim? Learn more about our auto service and repair work or book an appointment and let us take it from here.
