We use Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) to gently massage dents out from underneath the panel—no fillers or repainting needed. If a panel can't be repaired using PDR, we’ll replace it properly.

No! You have the right to choose your repair shop. Insurance companies may try to steer you toward their Direct Repair Facilities, which can mean cheap parts, out-of-pocket costs, and lower-quality work. (It’s illegal for insurance companies to steer their customers!) High Altitude Hail Repair offers high-quality repairs—and we pass the savings on to you.

Yes. We assist customers throughout the insurance claim process by documenting the damage, communicating with insurance adjusters, and helping ensure all necessary repairs are included in the estimate. Our goal is to make the process simple and stress-free for our customers.

Your policy may get flagged for unrepaired damage, which can affect future claims. Even a minor accident later could cause your vehicle to be totaled due to pre-existing hail damage.

No. Hail damage is a comprehensive claim (an “Act of God”) and won’t raise your rates individually. However, if many claims are filed in your ZIP code, rates may rise for everyone in that area.

No problem! We offer free valet service, and if your repairs take longer than expected, we’ll provide a free rental car.

Hail damage repair for cars involves restoring dents caused by hail during a storm. At High Altitude Hail Repair, we use specialized techniques to return the vehicle to its original condition. Our approach removes dents while preserving the factory paint, which helps maintain the vehicle's appearance and value. We carefully inspect each vehicle to determine the best repair method based on the type and severity of the damage. Our goal is to make the dents disappear and restore the smooth, clean finish the vehicle had before the storm.

Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) allows us to repair dents by accessing the panel from behind and gently guiding the metal back into its original shape. We use precise tools and controlled pressure to smooth the surface without sanding or repainting. Because the original paint remains untouched, the repair blends seamlessly with the rest of the vehicle. Our technicians rely on skill, training, and attention to detail to restore the vehicle’s panels. PDR is one of our most effective methods for hail damage when the paint is still in good condition.

Hail damage repair costs in Denver vary depending on the number of dents, their size, depth, and the affected panels. Light damage may require a smaller investment, while severe storms can cause widespread dents that increase repair time and cost. We provide customers with clear, detailed estimates so they fully understand the repair plan and expected expenses. We also assist with insurance claims, which often cover a significant portion of the cost. Our focus is to deliver high-quality, affordable repairs while guiding customers through the entire process.

Most insurance companies cover hail damage if the policy includes comprehensive coverage. We help customers by documenting the damage, submitting information to the insurer, and communicating throughout the claim process. Our team works to ensure the repair is approved correctly and that the customer receives the full benefits available under their policy. A deductible may apply depending on the coverage. We encourage customers to contact their insurer soon after a storm and schedule an inspection with us so we can assist right away.

The time required for hail dent repair depends on the number of dents and their depth. Repairs may take only a few days for light damage or up to a week (or slightly longer) for more extensive work. We provide a clear timeline during the inspection so customers know what to expect. Our team works carefully and efficiently, using proven techniques to remove dents while protecting the factory finish. We keep customers updated throughout the process to ensure a smooth and timely repair.

Yes. Unrepaired hail damage can reduce a vehicle’s resale or trade-in value because buyers and dealerships may view the dents as a sign of neglect or potential hidden damage. Professional hail repair helps restore the vehicle’s appearance and protect its value.

Yes. New cars respond very well to hail damage repair, especially through Paintless Dent Repair (PDR). We can reshape the metal without affecting the original paint, helping to maintain the vehicle's value and appearance. As long as the paint is intact, we can restore the dents and return the panels to their original smooth condition. Our team frequently repairs new and recently purchased vehicles, using careful and detailed techniques to ensure a clean, accurate result.

We provide free hail damage estimates for all customers. You can contact us through our website, call our shop, or visit our location to schedule an appointment. During the estimate, we inspect the dents, review all affected areas, and explain the repair plan clearly. Our estimate includes expected costs, the projected timeline, and assistance with insurance if needed. We encourage customers to schedule an estimate soon after a storm so we can document the damage accurately and begin planning the repair.

Hail typically affects the upward-facing surfaces of a vehicle during a storm. The roof, hood, trunk, and doors are among the most commonly damaged areas. Depending on the storm's severity, side panels, fenders, and quarter panels may also show dents. We carefully inspect the entire vehicle to ensure no damaged section is missed. Our repair process restores these areas using Paintless Dent Repair techniques, helping the car regain a smooth, uniform appearance once the work is complete.

A certified hail repair technician brings advanced training and expertise to the repair process. Our certified team understands how metal behaves, how to use PDR tools correctly, and how to restore dents without damaging the paint. Certification ensures we follow proper repair procedures and deliver consistent, high-quality results. We also provide customers with accurate estimates and support during the insurance claim process. Choosing a certified technician helps ensure the repair is completed safely, correctly, and with long-lasting results.

If your car sustains hail damage, we recommend taking clear photos of the dents and noting the date of the storm. Contact your insurance company to start a claim, then schedule a free inspection with us. We will assess the vehicle, document the damage, and guide you through the repair and claim process. Avoid attempting repairs yourself, as this may cause additional damage. By contacting us early, we can help restore your vehicle efficiently and ensure proper documentation for your insurance.

Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) is a specialized repair method used to remove dents and dings from a vehicle without sanding, filling, or repainting the surface. Technicians use specialized tools to gently massage the metal back into shape from behind the panel. PDR helps preserve the factory finish and maintain the vehicle’s value.

Yes. Paintless Dent Repair is commonly used to repair door dings and minor dents caused by parking lot accidents, shopping carts, and other small impacts. As long as the paint surface remains intact, PDR can often restore the panel to its original appearance.

No. One of the main benefits of Paintless Dent Repair is that it preserves the original factory paint. Since no sanding, fillers, or repainting are involved, the repaired area blends naturally with the rest of the vehicle and helps maintain resale value.

In many cases, yes. Large dents can often be repaired using PDR if the paint has not cracked and the metal has not been severely stretched. Our technicians carefully inspect the damage to determine whether Paintless Dent Repair is the best option for restoring the panel.

Paintless Dent Repair can be used on most cars, trucks, SUVs, and vans. Our technicians work on both foreign and domestic vehicles, including newer models, luxury vehicles, and work trucks. We evaluate each vehicle individually to determine the most effective repair method.

Yes. Our technicians are trained to repair dents in both steel and aluminum panels using specialized PDR techniques and tools. Aluminum requires a different repair approach due to the way the metal responds to pressure, but many dents can still be successfully repaired.

Yes. Paintless Dent Repair is considered an environmentally friendly repair method because it does not require paint, fillers, or harsh chemicals. By preserving the factory finish and minimizing material use, PDR reduces waste and environmental impact compared to traditional body repair methods.