You can choose what works best for you. Paintless dent repair can be done right at your home or workplace with our mobile service, so you don't have to bring your car to the shop unless it's a bigger or more complex job. This way, you get quality dent repairs wherever it's most convenient for you. For larger repairs, coming to the shop might be necessary, but for most small dents, on-site service is totally doable.
Paintless dent repair usually starts at around $100, but the exact price depends on how big the dent is, how deep it is, and where it’s located on the vehicle. Every dent is a little different, so it’s best to get a free estimate first. You can send detailed photos or schedule an in-person look so the repair can be priced fairly before any work starts.
Paintless dent repair can often be finished in just a few hours, sometimes even less, depending on the size and number of dents. Most simple dents, like those from hail or shopping carts, can be handled the same day you bring your vehicle in. For bigger or more complicated damage, it might take a bit longer, but you usually won’t have to leave your car for days like you would at a traditional body shop. If you need fast service, calling ahead or sending photos can help get a more accurate time estimate.
Paint correction is a process that removes swirl marks, light scratches, and other surface imperfections by carefully polishing the car’s clear coat to restore its shine. Scratch repair usually refers to fixing deeper or more serious scratches, which might need sanding, touch-up paint, or other methods alongside polishing. For swirl marks and light scratches, paint correction is usually the best option because it specifically targets and removes those surface-level defects without needing to repaint the area.
Hail damage is a common problem, and paintless dent repair (PDR) works really well for most small, shallow dents caused by hail. With PDR, special tools are used to gently massage the metal back into shape from behind the panel, without the need for painting or fillers. This method keeps your original paint and saves time compared to traditional repairs. Each dent is different, so it’s best to have the damage checked out to see if PDR is the right option for your car. Most hail dents can be fixed this way if the paint isn’t chipped or cracked.
Ceramic coating is available for both your vehicle's exterior and the wheels. Pricing for these coatings depends mostly on the size of the car and the condition of the paint beforehand. For the wheels, the price is set just for the wheel ceramic, while the exterior coating starts higher and can vary if extra paint correction or prep is needed before applying the ceramic. If the paint has a lot of scratches or imperfections, that can increase the cost because it takes more work to prep the surface properly for the coating to bond well and last.
Yes, bumper repair for light collision damage is offered, including replacing damaged panels when needed. This type of repair can often be done without going through insurance, which usually helps you save money and avoid a claim on your record. The process covers damage that's not severe, so if your bumper or a panel has a dent, scrape, or small crack, it can usually be fixed here quickly—often in a few hours instead of days. For pricing or to get a better idea if your repair qualifies, you just need to reach out for an estimate.
The ceramic coating service includes a deep cleaning and surface preparation to remove any old contaminants or residue from the paint, followed by careful application of a high-quality ceramic coating on either the vehicle’s exterior or wheels. This coating forms a strong, protective layer that helps guard against dirt, water spots, bird droppings, and minor scratches. For cars, the exterior ceramic coating lasts up to two years, offering long-lasting shine and easier maintenance. The process gives the paint a slick, glossy look while making it much simpler to wash and keep clean over time. Wheel ceramic coatings add similar protection but focus on brake dust and road grime that collect around wheels. Regular washing and simple upkeep help get the most out of the ceramic coating’s lifespan.
Paint correction can help fix both light oxidation and swirl marks on your car’s paint. The process uses machine polishers and different levels of polish to remove a thin layer of clear coat, taking away the dullness caused by oxidation and the fine scratches from swirl marks. For light to moderate oxidation and scratches, a two-stage polish is usually recommended, which gives your paint a smoother, shinier look. If the oxidation is really mild and the swirl marks are light, even a single-stage polish might work. It’s best to have the paint inspected first to decide which approach will get you the best result.
Paintless dent repair works best on dents that don’t have sharp creases and where the paint isn’t already damaged. If the dent has a deep crease or if the paint is cracked or chipped, paintless dent repair usually isn’t the right solution. In those cases, traditional repair methods like repainting or using fillers may be needed to fully fix the damage. If you’re not sure about your dent, it’s a good idea to have it checked out first so you know what methods will get you the best results.
Shampoo and extraction for seats and carpets are available as part of our services. This process helps get rid of stains and odors deep in the fabric, making your car’s interior feel clean and fresh again. If you need just the seats, the carpet, or even the floor mats cleaned, you can choose those individually, or include them with a bigger detail service. It’s a good option if you’ve had spills, pet messes, or just want a thorough interior clean.
Dent repair can be done on both aluminum and steel panels, including hoods and doors. The process for aluminum panels is similar to steel, but it takes more skill and special tools because aluminum is less flexible and can be trickier to work with. Paintless dent repair (PDR) works on most factory aluminum parts as long as the paint isn't cracked and the dent isn't too sharp or on the very edge. It's best to get an estimate to see if your specific aluminum panel can be repaired this way.
Yes, you can get light collision dent repair and panel replacement done here without having to file an insurance claim. This kind of repair is great for smaller dents, dings, or damage that isn’t severe enough to need a full insurance process. Most of the time, these jobs cost less than an average insurance deductible and can be finished in hours instead of days. Just call or email to get a free estimate—you’ll know exactly what to expect and can skip the hassle of filing a claim if it makes sense for you.