Dent Repair Penrith

Our dent assessment and repair pricing is based on the following factors: 

• Location of the dent
• Size of the dent
• Sharpness of the dent
• Number of dents
• Time required for the repair
• Remove and refit requirements

Please note: We are a mobile service, and a call-out fee applies.

We're committed to providing transparent and fair pricing based on each unique repair. If you'd like a estimate quote, complete the online enquiry form.

As a mobile dent and hail damage repair service, we come directly to your location to inspect and assess your vehicle. To help cover travel costs and time, a call-out fee applies. If you choose not to proceed with the repair following our assessment, the call-out fee will still be charged.

We take pride in being transparent with our pricing. Before any work begins, we’ll let you know whether Paintless Dent Removal (PDR) is a suitable solution for your vehicle. If PDR isn’t the best fit, we’ll clearly explain why and suggest alternative options where available.

Thank you for your understanding and for valuing the time and expertise we dedicate to every call-out.

Yes. You can use this form to start a hail damage enquiry. However, hail repairs usually require an in-person assessment before a final quote can be provided, as hail often affects multiple panels and is commonly insurance related.

In many cases, yes. Because hail damage typically affects the entire vehicle, repair costs often exceed a standard $600 excess. This is why understanding your insurance policy is important before proceeding.

Generally, no. Hail damage is usually classified as a weather-related event, which typically does not affect your no-claim bonus. Insurance policies can vary, so it’s always best to confirm this with your insurer.

Before providing guidance on hail repairs, we need to know:

• Who your insurer is

• Whether your policy includes choice of repairer

Some insurers may attempt to direct repairs based on cost rather than repair quality, so confirming this upfront helps us advise you properly.

Choice of repairer refers to whether you get to decide who repairs your vehicle after making an insurance claim.

There are generally three scenarios:

• Choice of Repairer included
  You can choose who repairs your vehicle. This is the best option, as you control who works on your car.

• No Choice of Repairer
  The insurer selects the repairer, and you’re not involved in that decision.

• Optional extra (Any Repairer / Choice of Repairer option)
  Some policies only allow you to choose your repairer if you’ve added this as an optional extra when taking out your policy.

You don’t want to be restricted when it comes to the quality and safety of your vehicle repairs. Having choice of repairer allows you to:

• Select a repairer based on quality, not just cost

• Have confidence in how your vehicle is repaired

• Ensure the repairer prioritises long-term outcomes, not shortcuts

Doing your research and choosing who works on your car can make a significant difference to the final result.

In some circumstances, yes. By working directly with our team, there may be options available that reduce or even waive the standard excess, depending on the repair and insurance situation. This can mean little to no out-of-pocket cost for hail damage repairs.