It’s tempting to ignore hail damage — especially if the dents look “minor” or your car still runs fine. But waiting to repair hail damage can cost you much more than you realize, from insurance complications to resale value losses.

When it comes to hail damage, misinformation is everywhere. From DIY “fixes” that don’t work to confusion about insurance coverage, many drivers end up making costly mistakes because they believed a common myth.

When a hailstorm strikes, the damage to your vehicle can feel overwhelming. Filing an insurance claim should help — but many car owners make mistakes that slow the process, reduce their payout, or create unnecessary stress. At Express Hail Repair, we’ve worked with countless customers navigating the claims process, and we know exactly where things often go wrong.

For decades, hail damage repair meant long waits, expensive body work, and cars sitting in the shop for weeks. But today, technology is transforming the industry — making hail damage repairs faster, more precise, and more cost-effective than ever before.

When it comes to hail damage, prevention is always cheaper than repair. While Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) makes fixing hail dents easier than ever, protecting your car before the storm hits can save you time, money, and stress.

After a hailstorm, it’s easy to notice large dents on your hood, roof, or trunk. But what many drivers don’t realize is that hail damage often goes deeper than what you can see at first glance. Even small or hidden dents can lower your car’s resale value and impact your insurance claim if left undocumented.

When a hailstorm hits, it doesn’t just impact individual drivers. For business owners with multiple vehicles, the financial consequences can be enormous. Whether you run a delivery service, sales team, or service fleet, hail damage can mean downtime, lost revenue, and higher insurance costs.

Leasing a car can be a smart financial choice, but it comes with responsibilities — including keeping the vehicle in good condition. If your leased car gets caught in a hailstorm, ignoring the damage could cost you thousands when it’s time to return it.

Hailstorms often strike with little warning — but protecting your car doesn’t always require a major investment. Small, everyday habits can make a big difference when it comes to minimizing hail damage.

Hailstorms can strike without warning, leaving vehicles covered in dents and dings. One of the first questions drivers ask after the storm clears is: “Does my insurance cover this?” The short answer is yes—most comprehensive insurance policies cover hail damage repairs. But understanding how it works can save you time, money, and frustration.

While no one can stop a storm, you can take steps to protect your car before hail season strikes. From smart parking strategies to quick-response repairs, a little preparation goes a long way.

Car repairs are stressful enough. Add in insurance paperwork, waiting on adjusters, and dealing with multiple phone calls, and it’s no wonder many people delay hail damage repairs. At Express Auto Hail Repair, we built our process to save you time and eliminate stress.

When it comes to hail damage, misinformation spreads almost as fast as the storm itself. Many drivers delay repairs or skip filing insurance claims because they believe common myths. Let’s set the record straight.

After a big hailstorm, many car owners make the mistake of waiting until storm season is over before repairing their vehicles. It seems logical—you don’t want to fix your car only to have it damaged again. But delaying repairs can actually cost you more in the long run.

Your vehicle is more than just transportation—it’s an investment. And nothing hurts its value faster than visible hail damage. Whether you plan to sell or trade in your car, failing to repair dents and dings can cost you thousands. At Express Auto Hail Repair, we make sure hail damage doesn’t follow you to the dealership or marketplace.

Not all dent repairs are created equal. Traditional auto body work often involves sanding, filling, and repainting—methods that can take weeks and cost thousands. That’s why paintless dent repair (PDR) has become the gold standard for hail damage restoration. At Express Auto Hail Repair, we specialize exclusively in this process, saving you time, money, and stress.

When hail comes crashing down, it’s natural to feel overwhelmed. Dents, broken glass, and chipped paint can make your vehicle look like it went through a war zone. But the steps you take in the first 24 hours after a hailstorm can make all the difference in how quickly—and affordably—your car gets repaired.

For most people, dealing with hail damage isn’t the hard part—it’s dealing with the insurance company. Filing claims, negotiating coverage, and waiting for approvals can drag on for weeks. But at Express Auto Hail Repair, we’ve built our entire process around making insurance easy.

When a hailstorm dents your car, it’s tempting to brush it off as just cosmetic damage. But ignoring those dings can cost you far more than you think. At Express Auto Hail Repair, we’ve seen firsthand how delaying repairs can lead to long-term issues that insurance won’t always cover.

When a hailstorm strikes, the damage can be devastating—leaving behind dents, dings, cracked paint, or even broken glass. Not only does this affect the look of your vehicle, but it can also decrease its resale value if left unaddressed. Fortunately, fixing hail damage doesn’t have to be stressful or expensive. At Express Auto Hail Repair, we take the hassle out of the process by filing your insurance claim for you. In most cases, you’ll pay $0 out of pocket for complete hail