Hail Damage? We’ll Make Your Vehicle Look New Again.

Professional paintless dent repair is a technique used to restore your vehicle after a hail storm without repainting or automotive body filler (bondo)

Hail storms can leave dozens—or hundreds—of dents across your vehicle. At Taney County Dent Repair, we specialize in hail damage removal using paintless dent repair.
We carefully work the metal back into place from behind the panel, maintaining your vehicle’s original finish. There’s no repainting, no fillers, and no mismatched colors

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Why You Shouldn’t Ignore Hail Damage

Hail dents might look “just cosmetic,” but they can cost you real money later.

❌ Lowers your vehicle’s resale and trade-in value
❌ Can cause paint damage and rust over time
❌ Comprehensive Insurance usually covers hail damage — so you’re already paying for the repair in your premiums

Fixing hail damage now helps protect your investment and keeps your vehicle looking the way it should.

Hail damage can be overwhelming — the insurance part doesn’t have to be.

We’ll guide you through the claim process so nothing is missed — no stress, no confusion. Once you’ve filed a claim, we:

  • Communicate directly with your assigned adjuster

  • Handle the paperwork & supplements

  • Coordinate with you to schedule a convenient time for repairs

You drop it off. We handle the rest.

Want more info? Check out our insurance assistance page.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

  • Most hail repairs take anywhere from 1–3 days, depending on severity. We’ll give you a realistic time frame after your inspection.

  • Hail damage is usually covered under the comprehensive section of your policy. In most cases, the cost of hail damage repair far exceeds your deductible.

  • Most hail dents can be completely removed with PDR. If there’s any damage that isn’t a good fit for PDR, we’ll show you and discuss options before we begin.

  • Proper PDR preserves your factory paint, which is exactly what dealerships and buyers want. That usually means better trade-in and resale value compared to traditional bodywork.

Check out some of our work!

  • Side-by-side images of the rear of a Mercedes-Benz vehicle, showcasing the 4MATIC badge and rear tail light.
  • Side views of a dark-colored car parked indoors, with bright overhead lights reflecting off its surface.
  • Side-by-side images of a dark-colored pickup truck. The left image shows the front wheel with a mudguard and a metallic pipe or tube attached vertically. The right image displays the smooth, shiny side of the truck reflecting the sky, trees, and gravel ground beneath.
  • Side-by-side comparison of a red car part showing a dent, with a smooth, undented surface next to it, in an automotive workshop setting.
  • Split image of two black cars parked inside buildings, showing close-up of the front sections with reflections on the car bodies.
  • Side view of a black vehicle before and after bumper repair, showing scratches on the left and a smooth, repaired surface on the right.
  • Side view of a silver car with a dent on the front fender, parked inside a garage or warehouse.
  • Close-up of a silver vehicle with dented front fender near the wheel, positioned next to a tall, glowing, three-striped light panel on a stand.
  • Close-up of a black car's front fender and door, showing reflections of the sky, clouds, and surrounding vehicles on its glossy surface, illuminated by vertical yellow-orange light strip.