Paintless dent removal is a type of dent removal that does not require a damaged vehicle panel to be repainted. This process can be used to repair dents, dings, and minor creases in flat or curved body panels as long as the paint surface is intact.
In many cases, insurance will pay for paintless dent removal. It usually takes about a week to get approval though. We do our absolute best to help make this process as painless as possible. After inspecting your vehicle and submitting the claim forms, if your policy covers hail damage, we will get to work restoring your vehicle and have you back on the road in as little time as possible.
If all of the damage is too bad for paintless dent removal we advise you to seek the advice of a body shop. However, if some of the dents can be removed with paintless dent removal, we can still help to reduce the cost of body shop repairs. If we have already started the work, only to find out that the damage is just too bad, a supplement form will have to be filed with the insurance company. Once that is approved, the additional repairs will need to be made by a body shop.
Address
1815 Hembree Road Unit 406, Alpharetta GA, 30009
Five Star Dent Removal’s process isn’t just faster than traditional body shops, it’s also substantially more affordable. Now you can avoid the high cost of rebuilding, repainting, or even replacing dented surfaces of your vehicle with the new fast, inexpensive solution that gives you better results than traditional dent repair.
In fact, many insurance companies prefer our dent repair method because it’s faster, cheaper, and retains your vehicle’s original parts and paint. Our technicians can provide the detailed estimates and documentation needed to submit an insurance claim so you can be back on the road quickly!
Your luxury vehicle can retain its original parts and paint with our dent repair process. This helps to retain your vehicle’s resale value by eliminating entries on a vehicle’s history report.
Paintless dent repair works all types of dents, dings, and creases: hail damage, dent repair from parking lot accidents, dings from falling objects (acorns, golf balls, softballs, common garage items, etc), and damage from storms.
