Frequently Asked Questions

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We offer a wide range of auto body services, including auto hail repair through paintless dent removal, windshield repair, paint matching, ceramic coating and more.

We work directly with your auto insurance provider to ensure they cover the cost of repairs through a comprehensive claim. We offer deductible assistance up to $1,000 to guarantee minimal out of pocket!

By law, where you choose to have your vehicle repaired is your decision! If you do choose to have your vehicle repaired at a “preferred shop”, you will be required to pay your deductible, as the preferred shops are contractually obligated to do so by the insurance companies. “Preferred vendors” of insurance companies are locked into pricing agreements by the insurance company.

We accept cash, credit/debit cards, and insurance checks.

Yes, we offer complimentary rental cars through our partner rental car company for customers who need transportation while their vehicle is being repaired regardless if rental coverage is an option for you. Terms & conditions may apply if rental coverage/reimbursement isn't an option on your auto insurance policy. If the vehicle is safe to drive we may consider waiting on the approval of your claim to then provide you with the complimentary rental and get your vehicle into our shop for repairs. 

 No, filing a claim for auto hail damage will not cause your rates to increase.

Auto insurance claims are classified into two different categories:
1. Collision
2. Comprehensive
Hail damage is considered a comprehensive claim and is considered an act of Nature, which, by insurance standards means the event was beyond your control. In most cases regarding collision, both parties have a percentage of fault. It is illegal for insurance companies to raise your rates based upon an act of Nature. Instead, they will use a loophole by raising rates on entire zip codes in affected areas, so chances are your rates will already be going up, regardless of if you are fixing your vehicle or not. 

A restriction of “unrepaired damage” will go into effect on your insurance policy, and any future claims will be denied until your hail damage is repaired. Depending on the year, make, and model of the vehicle, you also take a chance on having an accident. In this case, the hail damage and collision damage would be combined, possibly causing your vehicle to become a total loss. You are also taking a chance of being hit by another hail storm, which can exacerbate damage beyond what is repairable by paintless dent repair. In turn it can result in body work or conventional repair being your only option, devaluing your vehicle tremendously in the process.