Question 1

Will filing a claim make my insurance rates go up?

Accepted Answer

No, it won’t. Hail damage is classified as an act of nature, not a fault-based claim, so it won't affect your rates.

Question 2

Why should I choose PDR over conventional repairs?

Accepted Answer

PDR is a better option than traditional repairs because it maintains the value of your vehicle by avoiding the replacement of original panels, paint, or parts with aftermarket alternatives, which often happens with standard bodywork.

Question 3

Will hail damage show up on my Carfax report?

Accepted Answer

No, it won’t. Since we don’t replace any panels during our repair process, unlike body shops, there’s nothing to report to Carfax.

Question 4

Should I wait for more hail damage before filing a claim?

Accepted Answer

Definitely not. If your vehicle is hit by multiple hailstorms, dents can overlap, and in severe cases, it may no longer be eligible for PDR repairs.

Question 5

Does insurance cover Paintless Dent Repair?

Accepted Answer

Some insurance policies may cover Paintless Dent Repair, but it is best to check with your insurance provider to determine your coverage options.

Question 6

Will Paintless Dent Repair damage the paint on my vehicle?

Accepted Answer

When performed by a skilled technician, Paintless Dent Repair should not damage the paint on your vehicle.

Question 7

How much does Paintless Dent Repair cost?

Accepted Answer

The cost of Paintless Dent Repair depends on the size and location of the dent, but it is generally more affordable than traditional dent repair methods.

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