A salon in Naperville, Illinois, has reopened its doors after a car plowed into the building, according to a report from Patch.

The collision left the business damaged, but the reopening came after cleanup and repair work at the site. Details about the timeline of the reopening were not fully specified in the report, but the salon has resumed serving clients.

Patch, a local news outlet covering the Naperville area, first reported the incident and the subsequent reopening. The outlet's coverage did not include information about injuries, the cause of the crash, or the identity of the driver.

Vehicle-into-building crashes are a recurring hazard for storefront businesses, including salons, which typically occupy ground-floor retail spaces with glass fronts and parking directly adjacent to entrances. Such incidents can force closures lasting days or weeks while structural repairs, window replacement and insurance assessments proceed — a costly interruption for appointment-based businesses where revenue depends on continuous chair time.

For stylists and owners operating on commission or booth-rental structures, even a short closure can mean immediate loss of income for independent contractors who pay weekly rent regardless of whether the doors are open.

The Naperville salon's ability to reopen suggests the damage did not require an extended structural shutdown. Patch's report indicates the business is once again serving customers.

Whether the salon pursued an insurance claim or received community support during the closure was not detailed in the source report. Additional information about the crash, including any police findings or charges, may emerge as local authorities complete their review.