Odessa, TX Auto Hail Repair

Full-Service Auto Hail Repair in Odessa, TX

We repair vehicles for Odessa drivers from our shop at 1011 S Garfield St in Midland, and we offer free pickup and delivery for Odessa. That means you do not have to spend a morning on Interstate 20 to get your car fixed. We handle hail dents, collision damage, body work and paint for cars, trucks and SUVs. One shop takes care of the whole repair.

Most hail dents are removed with paintless dent repair, so the factory paint stays on. Panels with cracked paint are repaired and refinished to match. After an accident, we measure the structure with 3D technology and calibrate safety sensors when the repair calls for it. Your vehicle comes back to Odessa checked and ready.

Why Odessa Drivers Choose Us

Odessa drivers choose us for the pickup and delivery, and they come back for the work. We have repaired more than 5,000 cars for hail damage and more than 1,000 vehicles overall. We work directly with your insurance company and keep you updated while the vehicle is with us. Hail damage repairs carry a lifetime warranty, and our auto body work carries a limited warranty.

Our shop is part of the GM Collision Repair Network and holds I-CAR Gold Class recognition. We are also certified for Chrysler, Hyundai, Kia and Genesis vehicles. Our team speaks English, Spanish and Portuguese. Call (432) 888-1441 to book a free inspection and set up your pickup.

What We Do in Odessa, TX

From a hail-dented roof after a June storm to a crushed bumper on the way to work, we repair it for Odessa drivers:

About Odessa, TX

Odessa is the seat of Ector County and sits on the southwestern edge of the Llano Estacado. It was founded in 1881 as a water stop and cattle-shipping point on the Texas and Pacific Railway, and its name is said to come from Russian railway workers who thought the prairie looked like home. The city is known for Friday Night Lights and is home to the University of Texas Permian Basin. Interstate 20 links it to Midland, with Midland International Air and Space Port about midway between the two downtowns.

Odessa has a hot semi-arid climate, with a wide swing between day and night temperatures and frequent high winds. Most of its rain falls in late spring and summer, often in hard storms. The National Weather Service lists an Odessa hailstorm on June 12, 2015 and a wind and hail event on June 14, 2017, when strong storms moved across Odessa into Midland. A hard storm like those can dent every vehicle left out in a parking lot.