Review your policy
Hail damage is commonly handled under comprehensive coverage. Your carrier confirms the deductible, coverage, and claim details.
Insurance claims, made clearer
You handle the keys. We help with the paperwork.
Reese PDR works with major insurance companies and helps keep hail repairs moving from complete inspection through final repair.
A practical first step
Get the damage inspected before making assumptions.
Hail can affect the hood, roof, trunk, rails, and side panels, and many dents are difficult to see in ordinary light. Reese PDR evaluates the full vehicle and explains which areas are suitable for paintless dent repair.
You choose the repair shop.
An insurer may recommend a provider, but you can choose the repairer you trust. Ask questions and understand the repair plan before authorizing work.
From claim to completion
A clearer three-step repair process.
Document the full vehicle
We inspect affected panels under proper lighting and build a repair plan based on the actual damage.
Approve and restore
Once the repair plan is approved, we schedule the work and keep you informed through completion.
What the paperwork means
Two estimates can describe the same claim.
The insurer's starting assessment
An initial estimate records the damage visible during the first review. It may change after the vehicle receives a detailed shop inspection.
Additional documented repair needs
A supplement describes covered damage or repair operations not included in the initial estimate. Reese PDR can provide the supporting repair documentation when needed.
Insurance questions
Know what to expect before the repair begins.
Does insurance cover hail damage?
Hail damage is commonly covered by comprehensive auto insurance, subject to your policy and deductible. Confirm the details with your carrier.
Should I get an inspection before filing a claim?
A professional inspection can help you understand the scope of the damage. Your insurer can advise when and how to open the claim.
Do I have to accept the insurer's first estimate?
The initial estimate is a starting point. If covered damage or necessary operations were missed, the repairer can document them for insurer review.
What is a supplement?
A supplement requests review of covered damage or repair operations that were not included in the original estimate.
Will filing a claim affect my rate?
Only your insurance carrier can explain how a claim may affect your policy or premium. Reese PDR does not provide insurance or legal advice.
How long does approval and repair take?
Timing varies with claim review, dent count, severity, panel access, and any required parts. We provide a realistic repair schedule after inspection.
Have hail damage and insurance questions?
Call Reese PDR for a complete damage assessment and a clear explanation of the repair process.
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