Hail Repair Services

Hail Damage Assessment

A careful assessment helps determine the best way to repair hail dents. We inspect affected panels, consider the size and location of each dent, and check the paint surface. Then we explain whether paintless dent repair may be suitable or if other panel work is needed, so you can make an informed decision.

Paintless Dent Repair

Paintless dent repair can be suitable for dents where the paint has not been damaged and the panel can be accessed. A technician works the metal back toward its original shape without filling or repainting. The right approach depends on the dent’s depth, position, and the vehicle’s construction, so an inspection comes first.

Panel Dent Repair

Some hail dents are too deep, sharply creased, or positioned where paintless repair is not suitable. In those cases, panel repair may be considered. We assess the affected area and explain the work involved, including whether repainting could be needed. The repair plan depends on the damage and your vehicle.

Paintwork Repair

Hail can sometimes chip or crack a vehicle’s paint as well as dent its panels. If paintwork has been affected, we can discuss repair options as part of the overall assessment. The extent of the work depends on the damage, panel condition, and vehicle finish. We’ll explain what is needed before work begins.

Vehicle Damage Inspection

A vehicle inspection can help you understand the extent of visible hail damage. We look over the affected panels and note dents or paint marks that may need attention. This gives you a clearer basis for deciding what to repair. If you have concerns about hidden damage, mention them when arranging an assessment.

Repair Planning

Once we have assessed the damage, we can talk through a suitable repair plan. We’ll explain which panels need attention and whether paintless dent repair, panel work, or paintwork may be appropriate. If you plan to contact your insurer, ask what information they need from the repair shop before proceeding.