Storm season · Kansas City

Hail damage out. Paint untouched.

Kansas City sits in one of the most active hail corridors in the country, and a single storm can put dozens of dents across a roof and hood. Almost none of them need paint. Paintless dent repair takes the metal back to shape from behind the panel and leaves the factory finish exactly where it is.

From $199
Starting price
Free
Estimates
No filler
No respray
KC metro
Both states

Why not a body shop

Hail is the case PDR was built for

The paint is almost always intact

Hail dents metal without breaking the finish. That is the exact condition paintless repair is designed for, and it is why hail is one of the most common reasons cars are brought to a PDR technician at all.

A repaint is permanent

Once a roof or hood has been resprayed, it has been resprayed forever. It shows up on a paint-depth gauge, it shows up to a dealer at trade-in, and on a car more than a few years old the new panel will never quite match the aged paint beside it.

There is a lot of it

A serious storm does not leave one dent. It leaves dozens across the roof, hood and deck lid — the horizontal panels take the worst of it. Each one is read and worked separately.

Selected work

Read under the board

In the before frame the reflected lines bend around each impact. In the after frame they run straight. Nothing was filled and nothing was sprayed.

Dent in the rear quarter of a black sedan, read under a line board before paintless dent repairBefore
The same rear quarter after paintless dent repair, with the line board reflection running straightAfter
Black sedanRear quarter
Dent in the front fender of a graphite hatchback, read under a line board before paintless dent repairBefore
The same front fender after paintless dent repair, with the line board reflection running straightAfter
Graphite hatchbackFront fender

Google review

“My 2020 Honda CR-V received a number of “dings” from a recent hail storm. I brought it in to have the work performed, and I wasn’t disappointed. It looks perfect! You literally cannot tell where any of the damage was.”
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Questions

Hail questions

Can hail damage really be fixed without repainting?

In most cases, yes. Hail dents the panel but rarely breaks the finish, and paintless dent repair works the metal back to shape from behind while leaving the original paint exactly where it is. If a stone or debris strike has cut through the paint, that is a different job and we will say so.

Is hail damage covered by insurance?

Hail is typically covered under comprehensive coverage rather than collision, and many insurers treat paintless dent repair as the preferred method for hail because it costs considerably less than replacing or repainting panels. Your own policy and deductible decide what that means for you, so check with your insurer.

How do I know if my car has hail damage?

Look across the horizontal panels rather than straight down at them, ideally with the sun low or a light source at a shallow angle. Hail dents are shallow and round, and they disappear completely in flat overhead light — which is why a lot of hail goes unnoticed for weeks.

How long does hail repair take?

Far longer than a single dent, because there is far more of it. The time depends on how many impacts there are, which panels they are on, and whether the metal is steel or aluminum. We will give you a realistic estimate along with the price rather than a number that sounds good.

What does hail repair cost?

It is priced on the same four things as any other repair — the size and depth of each dent, the material, and where it sits on the panel — but multiplied across every impact. Estimates are free. Our starting price for a single shallow dent is $199; a hail car is quoted as a whole.

Think you took hail?

Send photos of the roof and hood, or call and we will talk through what you are looking at. Estimates are free, and we will tell you honestly if the paint has been broken and paintless repair is not the answer.

Free estimate. No obligation.

Call Ding Pro at (913) 914-9157