Kansas Hail Damage Repair, Done Right.

PDR is a specialized technique that reshapes your vehicle's metal from behind the panel using precision tools — no sanding, no filler, no repainting. The original factory paint stays completely intact. It's faster and cleaner than traditional body work.

No. Because we never repaint, your factory finish stays original, which protects resale value. PDR is the preferred method for lease returns and preserved-value vehicles.

Yes, hail damage is covered under comprehensive coverage — not liability-only. We document the damage and coordinate with your adjuster. Policyholder questions can go to the Kansas Insurance Department.

A comprehensive hail claim is generally a not-at-fault, weather-related event and typically does not raise your premium the way an at-fault accident can. Check with your carrier for your specific policy.

Typically just your comprehensive deductible, if a claim is filed. We'll all costs before any work begins — no surprise fees.

Most dents are fixed same-day; larger hail jobs may take one to a few days. We'll give you a clear timeline with your quote.

May through July is peak hail season in Kansas, though storms can happen earlier and later. Booking early in the season keeps response times short.

We serve Kansas City, KS and nearby Johnson County. Call us about the Missouri side.

Yes, our mobile crews come to you across Wichita and nearby towns.

Most dents where the paint is intact can be repaired with PDR. Very sharp creases, cracked paint, or heavily stretched metal may need other methods — we'll tell you honestly after assessing.

Every panel we repair is warranted for as long as you own the vehicle, covering the PDR work itself.

The Kansas Insurance Department can help with policyholder questions at https://insurance.kansas.gov