Renee Rusnak Pifer – Windsor, CO

Eric did what he said he would, provided efficient and complete restoration to my Rogue in a very timely fashion. Recommend him highly and his crew.

Diane Steck – San Antonio, TX

Eric was a huge help from the start. He helped me file my claim after explaining the entire process up front. At the end of the experience, my vehicle was repaired perfectly, detailed inside and out and delivered back to my house. On top of all of that, The Hail Shop saved me from having… Read more “Diane Steck – San Antonio, TX”

Diane Steck

Jess M.

The service was excellent, my car looks brand new after the repair. My car was washed and vacuumed. Toby went above and beyond to arrange the rental car, call my insurance for the paperwork. He picked my car up from my office and delivered it to my house. I am so grateful for all he… Read more “Jess M.”

Jess M.

Kinley – San Antonio, TX

I am so thankful I chose The Hail Shop! my insurance provider was asking me to take all sorts of pictures, because of COVID-19. heath took care of everything, from start to finish. The Hail Shop forgave my deductible, provided me with a loaner vehicle, at no charge to me. the repairs were flawless, and… Read more “Kinley – San Antonio, TX”

Jaqueline Calderon – Carrollton, TX

Had such a great experience with this shop! They were so nice and helpful, explaining everything that needed to be done. Lisa kept me up to date on everything she was amazing! They even fixed my mothers vehicle! If I ever need my vehicle fixed again from hail damage I will definitely be coming back!!!

Jaqueline Calderon

Please read the instructions carefully. This calculator is unlike any other you will find on the internet. If you do not follow the instructions, your results will be inaccurate.

Which panels have hail damage?
Before you begin, check every panel of your vehicle and take note of any panel that has visible damage. Use the check boxes to indicate your observations.
What size category best represents the majority of the dents on the hood?
The next screen will take you through the estimating process, panel by panel. The first question addresses the size category. Look at the panel as a whole. Are most of the dents quarter-sized? If yes, choose “quarter.” If dime sized, choose “dime,” and so on.
On average, what is the RANGE of quarter-sized dents that you see on the hood?
Next, count all of the dents (all sizes) that you can see on that panel. For example, if you count 20 dents then you would choose the range of 16-30.
How many quarter-sized dents do you see on the hood?
For this step, you will enter the ACTUAL number of dents you see. For step 3, you should have already done this. Enter that number into the box.
REPEAT for each panel chosen.

If your hail damage repair estimate is over $6k, you will need to redo the calculation.