No! There are two different types of insurance claims, collision and comprehensive. A hail damage claim falls under the comprehensive category, which your insurance company sees as something you could not prevent or avoid. They will not raise your rates for calling in this kind of claim.
PDR is the insurance-approved method of repairing a vehicle that has been damaged by hail. It brings a car’s value back up to where it was before the storm. With no Bondo or paint involved, you keep your factory finish intact. The average repair is 2-3 days. It saves you money and is quicker than conventional repairs!
Absolutely not! Unlike dents repaired conventionally, once a dent is repaired using the PDR process, the dent will not come back. Conventionally repaired dents sometimes leave a low or high spot on a vehicle's metal body and sanding or scratch marks.
Oftentimes hail estimates get written much lower than the actual damage. If your adjuster's estimate is lower than ours, we will contact them to come back out and re-look at your vehicle with us. The additional amount is called a supplement, and your insurance company will pay it. You will not be responsible for any additional amount.
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