Auto Hail Techs is located at 4445 I-30 Ste 3, Mesquite, TX 75150, conveniently serving drivers from Mesquite, Dallas, Garland, and surrounding DFW communities.

Our Mesquite auto body shop is open Monday through Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.

We provide paintless dent repair, hail damage repair, dent and ding removal, crease repair, bumper and body panel repair, auto painting, paint repair, auto glass services, frame straightening, structural repair, and comprehensive collision repair.

Yes. We repair domestic, European, and Asian cars, trucks, and SUVs throughout the Mesquite and Dallas-Fort Worth area.

Paintless dent repair cost depends on the number, size, depth, and location of the dents, as well as how easily the damaged panels can be accessed. We can inspect the vehicle and provide a free estimate based on the specific damage. Your insurance coverage can also affect cost.

The cost of auto hail repair varies significantly depending on the severity of the storm damage and the number of affected panels, as well as insurance coverage. Vehicles with a few small dents may require relatively minor work, while extensive hail damage can involve dozens or hundreds of individual dents. Contact our Mesquite hail repair shop for a free estimate.

Often, yes. Paintless dent repair can remove many hail dents while preserving the vehicle's original factory paint. PDR is generally best suited to dents where the paint remains intact and the metal has not been excessively stretched or damaged.

Comprehensive auto insurance commonly provides coverage for hail damage, although coverage, deductibles, and policy terms vary. We can work with your insurance company and help make the hail damage claim and repair process easier.

Repair time depends on the amount and complexity of the damage. A small number of door dings may be repaired relatively quickly, while extensive hail damage across several panels can require additional time. We can provide a better estimate after inspecting your vehicle.

In many cases, yes. Advanced paintless dent repair techniques can correct some larger dents and creases, but repairability depends on the depth, location, metal condition, and whether the paint has been damaged. Our technicians will determine whether PDR or conventional auto body repair is the better solution.

Yes. Auto Hail Techs provides aluminum dent repair for applicable hoods, doors, fenders, and other panels. Aluminum requires specialized techniques because it responds differently to dent repair than traditional steel.

Collision repair costs vary based on the severity of the accident, damaged components, labor required, replacement parts, paint work, and whether structural or frame repairs are necessary. We provide free collision repair estimates after evaluating the damage.

Every collision repair is different. Minor bumper or body panel damage may require less time than a major accident involving structural repairs, replacement parts, glass, and refinishing. Parts availability and insurance authorization can also affect the repair timeline.

Collision or comprehensive insurance may cover qualifying auto body repairs depending on how the damage occurred and the coverage included in your policy. Your deductible and coverage limits will also affect what you pay out of pocket.

Yes. You can choose the auto body shop that repairs your vehicle rather than being limited to a particular repair facility recommended by an insurance company.

No. An insurance company may provide a list of preferred repair facilities, but you can choose where your vehicle is repaired. Auto Hail Techs can communicate with your insurer even if we are not the shop initially recommended by them.

Yes. We work with major insurance carriers and can communicate directly with your insurance company regarding covered hail damage and collision repairs to help simplify the claims process.

Yes. We provide frame straightening, unibody repair, and structural repair for vehicles with more significant collision damage. Specialized measuring and repair equipment allows our technicians to identify affected areas and restore damaged structures as closely as possible to proper specifications.

Not necessarily. Even a low-speed accident can cause hidden damage to bumpers, mounting points, suspension components, wheels, lighting, sensors, or other systems. If you are unsure about your vehicle's condition, having it professionally inspected before continuing to drive is the safest approach.

Yes. Damage is not always obvious from the exterior, and a vehicle that appears fine may have broken brackets, misaligned panels, hidden structural damage, or other problems. An inspection can determine whether repairs are necessary.

Sometimes. Minor dents, scratches, scuffs, and certain cracks may be repairable, while badly torn, distorted, or structurally compromised bumpers may need replacement. We evaluate the condition of the bumper before recommending the best repair option.

Yes, in many cases. Scratches, chips, scuffs, and other paint damage can often be corrected by repairing and refinishing the existing panel rather than replacing it. More severe panel damage may require additional body work before painting.

Warranty coverage may depend on the type of repair performed and the parts or materials involved. Ask our team about the warranty that applies to your specific hail, PDR, auto body, or collision repair when receiving your estimate.

Call Auto Hail Techs at (469) 908-7758  to request a free estimate or schedule an inspection at our shop at 4445 I-30 Ste 3, Mesquite, TX 75150. We are open Monday through Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. and serve customers throughout Mesquite and the greater DFW Metroplex.