Every thirteen minutes there is a car accident somewhere in the country leaving cars with all kinds of damage. Once you make sure everyone is safe and unhurt, it’s frustrating to see your car in poor shape and to realize you’re going to have to fix it.

Car dents aren’t only very unsightly, they can also affect the ability to drive effectively if left untreated. The last thing you want is to be without your car for longer than necessary after an accident. This is why it’s so important to hire professionals and get the job done as fast as possible.

Beyond getting your car back quickly, there are many more benefits of working with a professional repair team. Read on to see what you can expect!

1. Seamless Results

Many car owners who attempt to handle dent repair work on their own find it very difficult to keep everything looking seamless. When the work is done it’s very obvious what was repaired and the car doesn’t look like it originally did. Hiring professionals means that you won’t be able to tell where they worked on the car because the damage will completely disappear.

2. Increased Safety

The problem with a dented vehicle is that all of that damage can make the car unsafe as well. There may be hidden issues that your untrained eyes don’t see.

Taking it to a professional repair shop ensures that your vehicle gets a thorough inspection before repairs start. This way you can be aware of any problems so that you can create a plan for moving forward.

3. Avoid Other Damage

Repairing damage to the body of a vehicle is a very physical job that requires very technical skill work. If not done correctly, you can end up causing more damage than you fix. Sending your car to the shop will help you avoid this kind of mishap and save you money by sticking to only the necessary repairs.

4. Specialty Tools

In order to tackle these repair jobs correctly, you’ll need several specialty tools designed exactly for this type of job. Most car owners don’t have these things hanging out in their garages.

Instead of investing in these tools, you can leave the work to the professionals who have all of these things ready to go already!

Hire Professionals to Repair Your Car Dents

Leaving car dents alone after an accident is a big mistake. Instead, it’s better to take your vehicle to a professional shop to get everything repaired and back to its original state.

When you’re trying to repair your vehicle on your own, it’s easy to get overwhelmed. There are so many steps it takes to get from the accident scene to getting back on the road. A professional repair team can handle every step for you. Instead of feeling stressed out, you can leave all the hard work to the team and relax.

Our team has repaired countless vehicles with amazing results to make them look like new. If you’re interested in learning what we can do for your car, contact us today!

In the United States, there are over 1 million car accidents involving deer every year. This makes them some of the most common accidents in the country. 

Deer collisions are sometimes unavoidable. Even if people see the warning signs and drive carefully, deer seemingly come out of nowhere. When this happens, there isn’t enough time or distance to avoid them. 

If you’ve hit a deer, there are a few steps you should take afterward. Keep reading to learn more. 

Move Off the Road

The first thing to do is find a safe place to pull off from the road. Try to keep a good distance between your car and the deer. Put your hazard lights on and assess your injuries. 

If you or any of your passengers are injured, call 911. Don’t attempt to do anything else until emergency responders get there, and make sure you’re physically okay. 

Report the Deer

Sometimes the deer will get up and run off after a collision. If that’s the case, they’re probably fine. You’ll still need to report the accident to the police after the fact, but it’s not as urgent.

But if the deer is injured or dead, and its body is still in or near the road, call the authorities immediately. The deer’s body might be blocking traffic or creating an obstacle that threatens other drivers. 

Do not attempt to check on the deer yourself. Even seemingly friendly deer, like white-tailed deer, can be deadly when threatened. Deer are unpredictable animals; you don’t want to be near one when it’s panicked. 

The proper authorities will handle the rescue or removal of the deer. 

Assess Damage to Vehicle

If uninjured, take a quick walk around your vehicle to assess the damage. Don’t assume everything is fine! Even if you can’t see visible damage, something could be broken inside the car. 

Don’t risk driving it any further until you’ve had it checked out. Call a towing service so you can get your car to a mechanic. They’ll confirm it’s safe to drive or make any necessary repairs. 

Make sure to take many photos of the scene and any visible damage. This will help you file claims with your insurance to cover any repairs.

There are a lot of myths about what you need to do to get your repairs covered by insurance in emergency situations. They use these myths to make it easier to deny your claims. If your insurance is giving you trouble, let us negotiate your claim on your behalf. 

What to Do if You Hit a Deer

If you hit a deer, the most important thing is to stay calm. Assess the damage, first to you and your passengers and then to the deer and vehicle. 

Call authorities to handle the deer if it’s still on the road. Call a towing company and get your car repaired. Finally, file a claim with your insurance to cover the repairs. 

If you’re in the Limerick, PA, area, contact us for all your car repair needs!