Hail Damage Repair in Highland Village

Dent assessment for Highland Village drivers

Our Lewisville shop serves Highland Village vehicle owners who need hail damage or a door ding assessed. The assessment starts with the panel itself: the dent's shape, the condition of the finish and access for the repair tools. A photo is useful for an inquiry, but it does not replace the inspection.

How paintless dent repair works

Paintless dent repair (PDR) reshapes suitable dented metal panels without filler or repainting. Paint condition, dent depth and access behind the panel determine whether it is the right method. The inspection checks those details before a repair plan is confirmed.

Check the finish before choosing a repair

If keeping the existing finish matters to you, tell the team about any repainting, protective film or ceramic coating before work begins. Paintless dent repair aims to reshape suitable metal panels without filler or repainting, but the condition of each panel determines the options.

Plan your assessment at 985 East State Highway 121, Unit 404, in Lewisville. If you will need transportation during a qualifying hail repair, discuss pickup and loaner arrangements while the team is reviewing the vehicle. Confirm those arrangements before a repair drop-off.

985 East State Highway 121, Unit 404, Lewisville, TX 75057
Mon-Fri: 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM; Sat: 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM; Sun: Closed.

What the inspection needs to establish

Include dents along roof rails, panel edges or body lines in your request. These areas need an access and repairability check; a small-looking mark is not enough to predict the work.

• Which panels need work and whether their finish is suitable for PDR
• The proposed repair scope, quote and expected schedule
• Any insurance documentation or transportation arrangements still needed

Can PDR be used on a panel that has been repainted?

Previous paint work is something the technician needs to assess. Share what you know about the repair history. The finish and dent location affect the recommended approach, so a paint-preservation promise should follow an inspection.