FAQs

Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) is a specialized technique used to remove minor dents, dings, and hail damage from vehicles without using paint, fillers, or sanding. Technicians use specialized tools to gently push the metal back into its original shape while preserving the factory finish.

PDR is ideal for repairing: • Hail damage • Door dings • Minor creases • Small to medium dents (as long as the paint is intact) • Damage caused by minor collisions (depending on location and severity)

PDR may not be suitable for: • Dents where the paint is chipped, cracked, or severely scratched • Sharp or deep dents with stretched metal • Dents near the edge of a panel or in areas with structural reinforcement

Most small dents and dings can be repaired in a few hours, while hail damage repairs may take 1–3 days, depending on the severity of the damage.

No! PDR is a non-invasive technique that preserves your vehicle’s original paint. This method ensures there is no need for repainting or body filler.

Hail damage can sometimes be hard to see, especially in certain lighting conditions. Look for small dents on the hood, roof, trunk, and side panels. If you’re unsure, bring your vehicle in for a free inspection.

Yes, if you have comprehensive auto insurance, hail damage is typically covered. Check with your insurance provider for details on your policy.

Most insurance policies require you to pay a deductible. However, we offer deductible assistance programs to help reduce or eliminate your out-of-pocket costs.

No, comprehensive claims (such as hail damage) are considered “acts of nature” and generally do not raise your insurance rates.

Yes! We work directly with insurance companies to streamline the claims process and ensure your vehicle gets repaired quickly.

You can get a free estimate by visiting our shop, scheduling a mobile estimate, or sending us photos of the damage.

While we accept walk-ins, scheduling an appointment ensures faster service and minimal wait time.

Yes, for minor dents and dings, we can come to your location for repairs. Hail damage repairs typically require shop service.

If your vehicle has severe hail damage, we may need to remove and replace panels that are beyond PDR repair. We’ll discuss all options during your inspection.

No, since PDR restores your car’s original appearance without repainting, it helps maintain the vehicle’s resale value.

Pricing depends on the size, location, and severity of the damage. Minor dents typically start at around $75–$150, while hail damage repair varies based on the extent of the damage and insurance coverage.

Yes, we have financing options available for repairs not covered by insurance.

Absolutely! We offer a lifetime warranty on all PDR and hail damage repairs as long as you own the vehicle.

We accept cash, credit/debit cards, and insurance payments.