There are a few steps to take when you want to save money on hail damage repairs. 1. Fix only your car’s hood. Removing the hail dents from only your hood and leaving the rest of the dents is a good way to save some money. Many customer’s save money this way. At Dent Biz, … Read more
No you aren’t, however… When you own your car outright with no liens You aren’t required to have your hail damage repaired whatsoever. The only problem is that when your car gets hit again with hail, you won’t get paid twice on the same hail damage. Your insurance company will subtract your first insurance claim … Read more
This White Ford F150 had a door ding in the driver’s side front door on the crease above a trim line. Creases like this one are most susceptible to door dings because they are the at the widest point of the door (the first line of defense from other car doors). As you can see … Read more
How your car’s paint is preserved with PDR. The key to paintless dent repair is knowing exactly where to push on the backside of the sheet metal. When a seasoned PDR technician removes a dent on your vehicle, he doesn’t just bend the dent back with a few pushes. Because he knows exactly where he … Read more
When you have comprehensive insurance Call your insurance agent to report the hail damage. Your insurance company will provide you with an adjuster who will look at your vehicle to estimate the costs of its hail damage. You DO NOT need to take your car around getting estimates. That is how it worked years ago … Read more
Many auto hail damage customers are confused about auto hail damage deductibles. Your insurance company merely subtracts your deductible from your insurance check. You don’t have to pay anything to them up front. As an example, when your insurance company determines that you have $2500 worth of hail damage, and you have a $500 deductible, … Read more
After the hail storm that slammed St. Louis and Louisville on April 28th, you can imagine that the insurance companies are pulling out all the stops in trying to minimize the impact to their bottom line. We’ve already discussed why it pays to file a claim, even when your damage is minimal, and the possibility … Read more