Paintless Dent Repair
Paintless Dent Repair or PDR is known for repairing dents from hail or other small impacts, which are carefully massaged from the inside of the vehicle panels.
Our highly skilled technicians use specialized metal tools to remove each dent with precise and accurate pressure until the entire vehicle returns to its original condition. The special lighting allows us to see the details of the dent directly on the vehicle’s panel.
One of the drawbacks of the PDR technique is the accessibility of the tool, which is why a prior review is necessary.
Estimating
The inspection of the vehicle is the first step in communication with our customers and we pay significant attention to this.
Our specialist will carefully review each damaged detail and inform you about the advantages and disadvantages of PDR technology, as well as the risk (if any). After that, you will be provided with an expert estimation, which will describe in detail the price for repairing the vehicle. Pricing depends on a number of factors: type of material (metal, aluminum), size of the dent, depth, sharpness, location and number of dents. All of these factors significantly affect the complexity of the implementation and the required time for repair.
Our inspections are completely free and we offer inspections both at our service center and at a location specified by the customer.
Mobile Repairs
One of the major advantages of the PDR technology is its mobility.
All PDR tools are designed for easy transportation, allowing us to perform our work in various locations worldwide and respond within days. However, to achieve the best possible results, certain conditions must be met regarding the working environment. Direct sunlight, the size of the workspace, and the working temperature are crucial factors for optimal results. After inspecting the vehicle and the workspace, our specialist will inform you whether a repair is possible at your location and if so, when it can be scheduled.
Depending on the workload, we offer mobile repairs not only across Bulgaria but also throughout Europe.