Step 1: Inspect Your Vehicle
Once the storm has passed and it's safe to do so, look for dents on the hood, roof, and trunk, along with cracked glass, chipped paint, or damaged trim. Some hail dents can be difficult to see in certain lighting conditions.
Step 2: Document the Damage
Take photographs of the affected areas and record when the storm occurred. Contact your insurance company if you plan to file a claim.
Step 3: Schedule a Professional Damage Assessment
Contact Highway 18 Collision Center to have the damage evaluated. We'll review the affected areas, discuss your repair options, and help you understand the next steps.
In many cases, hail damage is covered under the comprehensive portion of your auto insurance policy. However, coverage depends on your individual policy, deductible, and insurance provider.
Highway 18 Collision Center works with all insurance companies and can assist with repair estimates, damage documentation, and communication throughout the claims process.
If your vehicle has been damaged by hail, it's a good idea to document the damage with photographs and contact your insurance company to review your coverage.
