Your Questions, Answered Honestly.

Yes. Hail damage is covered under comprehensive insurance, and by law in Texas, filing this type of claim cannot raise your rates — it's an Act of Nature. Repairing protects your vehicle's resale value and keeps your coverage intact for future storms. If your vehicle is leased or financed, your lender actually requires you to maintain repairs.

Most customers qualify for deductible assistance up to $1,000, which significantly lowers or eliminates out-of-pocket cost. We'll walk you through exactly what your policy covers before any work begins.

Not at all. If you've already gotten an initial estimate or payment, that actually speeds up the process since paperwork is already underway. It doesn't mean we can't still properly repair your vehicle.

Most repairs are completed within a few days to about a week, depending on the extent of the damage. We'll give you a clear timeline upfront once your vehicle is inspected.

The majority of hail dents can be repaired with paintless dent repair, which preserves your factory paint. In rare cases of deeper damage, our team will let you know if traditional bodywork is needed.

Yes — while we match you with a certified local specialist, you're never obligated to use them. We're happy to work with a shop of your choosing.

That's your choice, but unrepaired hail damage can lower your car's resale value and may need to be disclosed at sale. Most customers find it's worth using the funds to restore the vehicle fully.

No — we can coordinate pickup from your home, office, or anywhere in DFW, even if you're not available at that exact moment, as long as we have access to the vehicle and keys.