Request a visit

This asks for a van. It does not book one, hold one or confirm a time — and nothing here produces a price, because nobody can price a dent without seeing it.

Demonstration form. This site is an example, so the form below does not send anywhere and there is nothing behind it. Nothing you type is stored, transmitted or read by anybody. On a real site this arrives on the owner’s phone within seconds.

The request

Name

Mobile number — photographs come to this

Email — optional

Where the car will be

Suburb or ZIP — this sets the ring and the trip charge

Vehicle — year, make, model, color

What is on it — pick as many as apply

Is the paint broken over the damage? Run a fingernail across it

No — it is smooth Yes — it catches I cannot tell

This single question decides more jobs than any other. Cracked or chipped paint over a dent means it is not a paintless repair, and “I cannot tell” is a perfectly good answer — the photographs settle it.

Anything else

Photographs

There is no upload on this demonstration form. On a real one you would attach them here, or text them to (656) 236-2374 — straight on, then a low angle with something straight reflecting across the damage, then a wide shot of where the car will be parked. Why those three →

Sending this asks somebody to look at your car. It does not book a time, it does not hold a slot, and it does not produce a price. What comes back is a yes with a written figure, a “yes but do not expect perfect” with the figure, or a no with the reason and who you should be calling instead.

Or just call

(656) 236-2374

Text the photographs to the same number. Somebody who does this for a living looks at them the same day — not a call center, and not an app that guesses from a picture.

210 Curbside Loop, St. Petersburg, FL 33701 is the yard. There is no counter and nothing there to visit; the vans are out all day and the work happens where your car is.