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Frequently Asked Questions
Automotive hail damage falls under the comprehensive coverage portion of your insurance. You can file a claim with your insurance provider through the company app on your phone or by calling the customer service line. If you need a hand with this, we are happy to assist you in filing the claim, just ask!
Paintless dent repair (PDR) is the insurance preferred method of repairing hail damage because it does not require repainting, sanding or replacing panels. The practice of PDR uses specially shaped tools to access dents through the underside of car panels and hoods. Technicians slowly massage the underside of the dent and displace the tension to return the panel to the original condition.
No. We negotiate with your insurance company and cover your deductible for you. We guarantee that your out of pocket payment will be zero dollars.
Paintless dent repair (PDR) is most effective on minor dings and dents, such as those caused by hail storms. The practice is most effective when the paint of the car is not cracked or scratched.
No. Auto hail damage is classified under comprehensive coverage, which means it is deemed an "act of god" or "act of nature." This event is considered out of your control, and therefore no fault of the policyholder. Insurance companies cannot raise your rates just for filing a hail damage claim. However, they may raise rates based on zip codes, if certain zip codes are more prone to hail storms.
No. Since it is a non-invasive repair method and does not require the repainting or replacing of any parts, it does not appear on CARFAX. Paintless dent repair keeps the original finish of your vehicle in tact and repair virtually unnoticeable.
Often times, your insurance company provides you with a rental car while your vehicle is in the shop. If your insurance does not, we will provide you a loaner vehicle or will cover the rental car cost for you.
Automotive hail damage can frequently cost between $5,000 and $10,000 worth of damage. If damage is left un-repaired, it can detract significant value from your vehicle.