Paintless Dent Repair Specialists
Common Types of Damage We Repair
Many vehicle owners are surprised to learn just how effective Paintless Dent Repair can be. When the paint surface remains intact and the metal has not been excessively stretched, PDR can often restore damaged panels without the need for traditional bodywork or repainting.
This is especially important for leased vehicles! Returning a leased vehicle with dents or dings can lead to costly body shop charges from the dealer. PDR is a fast, affordable solution that restores your vehicle’s appearance without affecting the original factory finish. By repairing minor dents before your lease ends, you can often avoid excessive wear-and-tear fees, save money, and return your vehicle with confidence.
At Freedom Dentworks, we carefully evaluate each repair to determine whether Paintless Dent Repair is the right solution for your vehicle.
Dings
Dents
Hail
Benefits of Pdr
Preserve Your Factory Finish
We repair dents without repainting, helping maintain your vehicle’s original factory look and value.
Cost-Effective Alternative
PDR is often more affordable than traditional body shop repairs for eligible dent and hail damage.
Faster Repair Process
Many repairs can be completed in less time compared to conventional repair methods.
Environmentally Friendly
No paints, fillers, or harsh chemicals are used in the Paintless Dent Repair process.
Skilled Precision Work
Each dent is carefully massaged out using specialized tools for clean, accurate results.
Honest Damage Assessment
We only recommend Paintless Dent Repair when it is the right solution for your vehicle.
FAQ
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What Is Paintless Dent Repair?
Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) is an environmentally friendly, highly skilled method of restoring a vehicle’s body back to its factory-original shape.
Unlike traditional body shop repairs, PDR does not use body filler (Bondo) or spray paint. Instead, technicians use specialized tools to gently massage the metal back into place from the underside of the panel.
How Much Does Paintless Dent Repair Cost?
On average, Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) can cost between $75 and $350 per dent for standard minor damage. Prices truly vary on their size, severity, location, and difficulty. You should always have a specialist estimate your dents for final pricing. If you are dealing with extensive hail damage covering multiple panels of the vehicle, the total cost usually ranges from $2,000 or more which is almost always handled through comprehensive auto insurance.
Because PDR bypasses the expensive labor of sanding, masking, filling, and painting, it is typically 40% to 70% cheaper than a traditional auto body shop.
Can My Dent Be Fixed Without Paint?
Yes, if the paint inside the dent is completely intact, flexible, and unbroken.
Does PDR Work on Hail Damage?
Yes, Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) is the industry-standard method for fixing hail damage. In fact, auto insurance companies actually prefer PDR for hail claims over traditional body shops.
How Long Does Paintless Dent Repair Take?
For most minor dings and dents, Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) takes anywhere from 45 minutes to a few hours.
Does PDR Hurt My Vehicle’s Paint?
No, Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) does not hurt your vehicle’s factory paint. In fact, it is specifically designed to protect it.
Traditional auto body repairs require sanding down your car’s original paint, applying plastic body filler (Bondo), and spraying aftermarket paint over the top. PDR completely bypasses this by keeping your car’s original, factory-baked finish completely intact.
Does PDR Affect CarFax or Vehicle Value?
No, Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) does not negatively affect your Carfax report or your vehicle’s value. In fact, it does the exact opposite.
PDR is widely considered the absolute best way to protect and maintain your car’s value after a minor accident or hailstorm.



