Door Dings & Small Dent Repair

Door dings happen. Whether it be from another vehicle’s door, a bicycle handlebar, or a rogue shopping cart, we can restore your vehicle’s panels back to their original shape and condition.

PDR for door dings is fast, affordable, and preserves the factory finish.

Free Online door ding estimate

Get a quick, free estimate.

Stop by at your convenience. We evaluate the size, depth, and location of the damage, as well as the paint condition.

Schedule your repair.

Business Hours: 8 AM – 5 PM, Monday through Friday
We’re closed on weekends and major holidays, but after-hours drop-off and pickup can always be arranged.

Pick up and Pay

We notify you when your vehicle is done, and work with you to arrange a pick up time. Payments can be made in person (cash, check, or card), or paid online through an e-mailed invoice.

Simple. Fast. Hassle-Free.

Why Choose PDR for Door Dings?

  • Same-day repairs available

  • Usually cheaper than body shops

  • Maintains your factory paint & resale value

  • Environmentally friendly repair method

If the paint is still intact, then PDR is almost always the right fix.

Schedule a door ding estimate
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

  • If we accept the job, we expect to repair it to near-perfect or fully restored condition. Most customers can't identify where the dent was when we’re finished.

  • Body lines are repairable — it just takes more precision. We repair them often.

  • Absolutely. We offer discounted pricing for multiple dents on the same panel.

  • Yes. Aluminum dents can be repaired with PDR, but it requires a higher level of skill and patience compared to steel. Aluminum reacts differently to pressure, so repairs take more time and precise technique — but great results are very achievable.

Check out some of our work!

  • Comparison of two Mercedes-Benz vehicles showing the 4MATIC badge on the rear of each car, with one in white and the other in gray, focusing on the badges and rear details.
  • A side-by-side view of a dark-colored car with illuminated lines reflected on its surface, taken in a garage. The left side shows a close-up of the car's body, while the right side shows the car in a darker setting with a bright rectangular light source with three vertical white lines.
  • Side-by-side images of a blue Tesla vehicle. The left shows the front wheel and a partial view of the interior with metallic pipes, possibly part of a vehicle lift or workshop. The right shows the car's side mirror, front wheel, and reflection of the sky and trees on the shiny blue exterior, with a gravel ground and a clear blue sky.
  • Side-by-side comparison of a car's hood in two states: the left shows the hood with dents and scratches, and the right shows the hood after repairs with a smooth, shiny surface reflecting light.
  • Close-up of the front fender and side mirror of a black car, showing shiny reflections and detailed car bodywork inside a garage.
  • Comparison of a black car's side panel showing a scratch in the left image and the same panel after repair in the right image, both shot indoors.
  • Side view of a silver car with visible repair work on the front left fender, showing a dented area on the left side of the image and a smooth surface on the right.
  • Photo showing the front left side of a silver vehicle with visible dents, a tire, and a bright LED work light standing next to it, illuminating the area.
  • Side view of a dark-colored car parked in a lot, with its right front fender and door showing; the car's surface is reflective, showing reflections of the surroundings, including a building and other vehicles.