Still have hail damage from the April 2014 hail storm?

In April, Northern Texas residents witnesses one of the largest hail storms. In fact, it will go down in history as the 21st most-expensive storm in Texas history. The Weather Center of the Hail Watch website stated that the Denton County, Texas. storm caused over 300 million dollars worth of damage. This number was delivered by the Insurance Council of Texas. Because the article was written in early April and there are likely HUNDREDS of unrepaired vehicles that still need their hail damaged automobiles repaired, that estimation could have gone up significantly.

Grapefruit-Sized Hail in Denton County

Grapefruit-sized pieces of hail destroyed thousands of cars, trucks, SUV’s, RV’s and semi-trucks…from broken windshields to multiple sized dents and dings covering the exterior hoods, side panels, etc. – Denton County, Texas is still trying to pick-up the pieces. Paintless Dent Repair shops across the Northern Texas landscape are filled to the rim with hail damaged vehicles.

“Mark Hanna, a spokesman for the Insurance Council of Texas, remarked in a press release that the full extent of the damage and the total insured losses won’t be known until a majority of the storm claims have been filed. ” – From Hail Watch website.

If you haven’t filed your auto hail damage claim with your insurance company, it is not too late. One of the only good things about a hail storm and auto hail damage is…hail damage is classified as a comprehensive claim, not a collision claim. If you have comprehensive coverage with your insurance company, your hail damaged automobile is covered. The only financial obligation you will have is your deductible, your insurer pays the rest of the claim amount.