Door dings, hail, creases and collision dents removed without filler, sanding or repaint. Your factory finish stays factory. Text us a video of the dent and get a price before you drive anywhere.
Shot under PDR lights. The reflection lines show every ripple, so if it looks straight here, it is straight.
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AfterA short, steady clip in open shade tells us more than a dozen photos. Send it with your name, vehicle and the panel the dent is on, and we reply with an estimate.
Based in Redding and serving the North State from Shasta Lake down to Oroville. Bring it to the shop or ask about mobile repair at your home or workplace.
Not listed? Call usPaintless dent repair (PDR) removes dents and dings without sanding, filling, or repainting. When the damage is a good fit, it preserves your factory paint and can often cost less and take less time than traditional bodywork.
The cost depends on the dent's size, location, depth, and access behind the panel. DentProof offers free estimates. Call (530) 510-6004 or text photos and videos of the damage to discuss your repair options.
Yes. Text photos and videos of the damage to (530) 510-6004. Include your car's make and model, your first and last name, and where you live (city or town). Photos help us assess the damage; an in-person inspection may be needed to confirm the final repair plan and price.
We serve Redding, Anderson, Palo Cedro, Shasta Lake, Red Bluff, Corning, Chico, Oroville, and surrounding communities. Call or text to confirm service for your location.
Yes. Our technicians are ARC Certified Master Technicians, one of the highest certifications in the paintless dent repair industry.
Many hail dents can be repaired with PDR when the paint is intact and the damage is suitable. DentProof works with insurance companies and evaluates the vehicle to recommend the right repair approach.
Serving Redding, Anderson, Palo Cedro, Shasta Lake, Corning, Red Bluff, Chico and Oroville. Call, text, or send a video.
