Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) bends your car's metal back to its former glory by applying gentle pressure to the backside of the dent's panel. This process is very delicate and requires experience and special tolls not found in average car repair shops to fix effectively.

NO. Car insurance companies provide two types of insurance: comprehensive and collision. Collision insurance covers you when you're in a motor vehicle accident, and depending on who's at fault, may make your insurance go up. Comprehensive insurance, on the other hand, covers vehicles from nature and other unforeseen circumstances. Your insurance rate does NOT increase when something like weather, which is unpreventable, damages your vehicle. In the case of hail, insurance companies cover this with all basic comprehensive plans, so you'll always be covered for the unexpected.

We work with insurance companies to file an adjustment. This is a actually very common occurrence because further investigation of a dent and its location on a vehicle may often reveal that a repair is more complicated than originally thought. In these situations, our dedicated shop manager works with your insurance to have your repair fixed at little to no cost to you.

Yes. Not all dents are created equal. There are round dents, creased dents, sharp dents, multi-point dents, and hail dents.

No. Many small, light, precise precise pushes are made to get the dent back into the right space without pushing enough to affect the paint.