Hail Repair That Lets You Keep the Factory Finish

Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) is a specialized method used to remove minor dents and dings from a vehicle’s surface without the need for paint or fillers. PDR works by using special tools to gently massage the dented metal back into its original shape, preserving the vehicle’s factory finish.

PDR preserves your vehicle's original paint by removing dents without sanding, filling, or repainting. This makes it a faster, more cost-effective option compared to traditional repairs, which often involve sanding, filling dents with body filler, and repainting the affected area.

While PDR is effective for many types of hail damage, it does have limitations. If the dents are too deep, if the metal is stretched, or if the paint has been damaged, traditional repair methods may be necessary. Our team will assess the damage and recommend the best repair approach.

The time it takes to complete PDR depends on the severity and number of dents. Minor hail damage repairs can often be completed in one day, while more extensive damage may take several days. We strive to complete repairs efficiently without sacrificing quality.

In most cases, hail damage is covered under comprehensive insurance policies. We can assist with the claims process by providing a detailed estimate and working directly with your insurance company to ensure repairs are covered and completed promptly.

If your vehicle has been damaged in a hailstorm, the first step is to document the damage and contact your insurance provider to file a claim. Then, schedule an appointment with us at AutoBody by Fisher for a thorough inspection and repair plan.

Yes, PDR can be used for a variety of minor dents and dings, such as door dings or dents caused by minor impacts. As long as the paint is not damaged and the dent is not too deep, PDR is a viable option for many types of dent repair.

No, PDR does not negatively affect your vehicle's resale value. In fact, it can help maintain the vehicle’s value by preserving the original factory paint and avoiding the need for more invasive repairs that may involve repainting.

Yes, we stand by the quality of our repairs. All of our hail repair services come with a warranty to ensure that you are satisfied with the results and to give you peace of mind about the durability of the work we perform.

Hail damage is primarily cosmetic and does not usually affect the performance or safety of your vehicle. However, if left unaddressed, dents can eventually lead to rust or other issues that could impact the integrity of the vehicle. It’s best to repair hail damage promptly.

We recommend scheduling an appointment for hail repair to ensure that we have enough time to properly assess and repair the damage. You can easily schedule an appointment by calling us or using our online booking form.

We provide free estimates for hail repair based on the severity of the damage and the number of dents. Our team will thoroughly inspect your vehicle and provide a detailed estimate outlining the cost of repairs.

Yes, we can repair most large or complex dents caused by hail. However, if the dent is too severe or if the paint has been damaged, traditional dent repair methods may be required. We’ll assess the damage and recommend the best course of action.

While hail damage is often cosmetic, leaving dents unaddressed can lead to rust and corrosion over time, especially if the paint has been chipped. It’s best to repair hail damage as soon as possible to avoid long-term issues.

In most cases, repainting is not necessary with PDR, as the process preserves the original paint. However, if the hail damage has chipped or cracked the paint, you may need additional repairs involving paint restoration.