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Everything you need to know about paintless dent removal, hail damage repair, insurance coverage, and our process.

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How Much Does It Cost?

Small door dings start at $75 to $150. Hail damage pricing varies by severity. Many hail repairs are covered by insurance with $0 out of pocket.

How Long Does It Take?

Most door dings are fixed same day. Hail damage typically takes 1 to 4 days -- compared to weeks at a traditional body shop.

Is There a Warranty?

Every repair comes with a lifetime warranty and 100% satisfaction guarantee. If you are ever unsatisfied with the result, we will make it right.

Do You Come to Me?

Yes. We offer mobile PDR service throughout the Douglas County area. We come to your home, office, or dealership.

FAQ

Common Questions

Everything you need to know about paintless dent removal.

PDR is a specialized technique that removes dents from vehicle panels without affecting the factory paint. Our technicians use precision tools to gently massage the metal back to its original shape from behind the panel. No fillers, no sanding, no repainting — just a flawless finish.
Small door dings start as low as $75-$150. Larger damage varies in price yet still costs a fraction of traditional body work. We offer free estimates and work directly with insurance companies, so many customers pay $0 out of pocket for hail repairs.
Yes! PDR is covered by all major insurance providers. We handle the entire claims process for you — from filing the claim to getting approval. For hail damage, most customers pay nothing out of pocket.
Most minor dents and door dings are repaired same day. Hail damage typically takes 1 to 4 days — compared to weeks at a traditional body shop.
Yes. We offer mobile PDR service throughout the Douglas County area. We come to your home, office, or dealership.
No. Since PDR doesn't involve repainting or body work, it is not reported to CARFAX. This is a major advantage for protecting your vehicle's resale value.
PDR works best when the paint is intact. If the impact has chipped or cracked the paint, we'll let you know during the free inspection and recommend the best course of action. We're always honest about what PDR can and can't do.
Yes — every repair comes with a lifetime warranty and 100% satisfaction guarantee. If you're ever unsatisfied with the repair, we'll make it right.
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Hail Damage

Hail Repair FAQ

Colorado sees more hail storms than almost any other state. Here are the questions we hear most after a storm rolls through.

Hail damage often appears as small, shallow dents across horizontal panels like the hood, roof, and trunk. In some cases the dents are hard to see with the naked eye. We offer free hail inspections using professional LED lighting that reveals every dent, so you get a complete picture before any work begins.
PDR is effective for the vast majority of hail damage -- roughly 90 percent of hail-damaged vehicles can be fully repaired with paintless dent removal. In rare cases where hail has cracked or chipped the paint, or where panels are severely creased, traditional body work may be needed for those specific areas. We will always give you an honest assessment during the free inspection.
We recommend scheduling a free inspection as soon as possible after a hail event. Insurance claims have filing deadlines, and repair shops fill up fast after major storms. Getting ahead of the rush means faster scheduling and ensures your claim is filed within the required window.
Unrepaired hail damage can significantly reduce your vehicle's trade-in or resale value. The good news: PDR restores the panels to factory condition without repainting, so the repair will not show up on a CARFAX report. Your vehicle retains its full value as if the damage never happened.
Hail as small as one inch in diameter (about the size of a quarter) can cause dents on most vehicles. Larger hail -- golf ball size and above -- can cause significant damage including cracked windshields. Colorado is one of the most hail-prone states in the country, so it is a matter of when, not if.
Absolutely. We work with dealerships, rental car companies, and corporate fleets across the Front Range. Our team can process high-volume hail repairs efficiently while maintaining the same quality and warranty we offer every individual customer.

Insurance

Insurance Coverage FAQ

Navigating insurance claims can feel overwhelming. We handle the process from start to finish so you do not have to.

In Colorado, hail damage is classified as a comprehensive claim -- not a collision claim. Most insurance companies do not raise your rates for comprehensive claims because the event is considered an act of nature beyond your control. That said, policies vary, so we recommend reviewing your specific policy or asking your agent.
Most insurance providers do not require multiple estimates. Typically, your insurer will send an adjuster or use a preferred shop estimate. We work directly with all major insurance companies and can handle the entire process, including supplementing the claim if the adjuster's initial estimate misses damage.
Insurance adjusters sometimes miss dents or underestimate the scope of repair. This is common. We routinely file supplements -- additional documentation with photos and measurements -- to ensure the full extent of damage is covered. You should never have to pay out of pocket for damage your policy covers.
No. In Colorado, you have the legal right to choose any repair shop you want. Your insurance company cannot require you to use a specific shop. We welcome customers from all insurance providers and work seamlessly with their claims process.
Your comprehensive deductible will apply to hail damage claims. The amount depends on your policy -- common deductibles are $250, $500, or $1,000. Everything above the deductible is covered by your insurance. In many cases, the repair cost far exceeds the deductible, making it well worth filing the claim.
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We understand that every vehicle and every situation is different. If you did not find the answer you were looking for, reach out directly. Our team is happy to walk you through the process, give you a free estimate, or answer anything else on your mind.

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