Midland, TX Auto Hail Repair

Full-Service Auto Hail Repair in Midland, TX

Midland is home base for us, and our shop sits at 1011 S Garfield St, a short drive south of Loop 250. Drivers from downtown, the west side and the neighborhoods near Midland Park Mall can reach us without crossing town on the interstate. We repair hail damage on cars, trucks and SUVs, and we handle collision, body and paint work under the same roof. Our paint and body work is done in-house.

Most hail dents here come out with paintless dent repair, which keeps your factory paint. Panels with cracked paint get body work and are refinished with quality paint matched to your color. Structural damage from an accident is measured with 3D technology and straightened on our frame bench. Cameras and sensors are calibrated when a repair calls for it.

Why Midland Drivers Choose Us

Midland drivers know us as the local shop that has repaired more than 5,000 cars for hail damage. We work directly with your insurance company, so you are not left chasing paperwork after a storm. Our shop holds I-CAR Gold Class recognition, and we are part of the GM Collision Repair Network. Hail damage repairs carry a lifetime warranty.

Our team speaks English, Spanish and Portuguese, so every customer can follow the repair. We use original parts and help you arrange a loaner vehicle. Our typical turnaround is 3 to 10 days, depending on the damage. Call (432) 888-1441 and we will set up a free inspection.

What We Do in Midland, TX

From a few door dings to a hood and roof covered in hail dents, from a cracked bumper to a bent frame, we repair it here in Midland:

About Midland, TX

Midland is the seat of Midland County and was founded in 1881 as the midway point between Fort Worth and El Paso on the Texas and Pacific Railway. Today it is a major center of American oil and gas production. Loop 250 runs along the city's west, north and east edges, and the stretch from Midland Drive to Garfield Street is lined with restaurants and shops. Midland Airpark sits just south of that corridor.

The weather is what keeps hail repair busy here. Midland has a hot semi-arid climate with about 13.5 inches of rain a year, most of it in summer. The National Weather Service office here lists a Midland hailstorm on April 23, 2019 and wind and hail that crossed Odessa and Midland on June 12, 2017. Highs top 90 degrees on about 115 afternoons a year, and that sun is hard on any paint a storm has cracked.