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    Longmont, Colorado

    Estimate & Damage Assessment in Longmont, Colorado

    A straight read of what your Longmont vehicle actually needs, before anything is booked.

    County
    Boulder County
    Main corridors
    US-287 (Main Street), CO-119 (Diagonal Highway) and CO-66 (Ute Highway)
    Repairs carried out at
    7280 Gilpin Way, Unit 290, Denver, CO 80229

    Free Dent Repair Estimate in Longmont

    Tell us about your vehicle and the damage. Our Longmont PDR specialist will follow up with next steps.

    Complete Our Free Dent Repair Estimate & We’ll Reach Out

    Step 1 of 5

    Where is the damage?

    Select every area that needs attention.

    Sedan selected. 9 panels available.

    Exact side profile of a dark navy sedan, used to select the damaged panel.
    Damaged areas

    Free vehicle pickup & return in Longmont

    Free Vehicle Pickup, Return & Rental Car Assistance for Longmont Paintless Dent Repair

    Getting your dents repaired shouldn’t mean spending your day driving back and forth to a repair shop. Colorado Dent Solutions offers free vehicle pickup and return for qualifying paintless dent repair in Longmont. We can collect your vehicle from your home, workplace or dealership, complete the repair at our Denver-area shop, and return it when the work is finished.

    Free pickup and return are available for qualifying repairs within eligible service areas. Rental car availability, insurance coverage and transportation options vary. We’ll confirm the details before your appointment.

    Whether you need Longmont hail damage repair, door ding repair, crease repair or paintless dent repair for larger qualifying dents, our pickup and return service makes the process easier. Instead of arranging multiple trips to the shop, we help coordinate your vehicle transportation from start to finish.

    Rental car assistance may also be available when your vehicle needs to stay with us during the repair. Our team can help coordinate available transportation options so you can keep moving while your vehicle is being repaired.

    • Free pickup in Longmont

      Complimentary vehicle pickup for qualifying PDR appointments across Longmont and nearby neighborhoods.

    • Hail & door ding repair

      Hail damage, door dings and creases collected in Longmont and repaired at our shop.

    • Rental car assistance

      Returned to your door when finished, with rental car assistance available for qualifying repairs.

    • Local service areas

      Pickup and return across Longmont and the surrounding Front Range communities.

    Vehicle driving on a Colorado mountain interstate through a rocky canyon on its way to the Denver shop
    Alec Todd performing paintless dent repair on a vehicle panel inside the Colorado Dent Solutions shop in Denver

    Meet the owner

    Alec Todd

    A Local Denver PDR Shop With a Real Person Behind It

    Colorado Dent Solutions isn't a faceless website or a national call center.

    Alec Todd is local to the Denver area and directly involved in the business.

    When you have questions about your estimate & damage assessment in Longmont, a PDR estimate or an insurance claim, Alec is the person you can actually talk to.

    He explains what he sees, what the repair may involve and what your options are without making things more complicated than they need to be.

    When you're handing someone your vehicle, it helps to know exactly who you're dealing with.

    Alec knows Denver, knows Colorado roads and knows PDR.

    Have a question? Ask him.

    Estimate & Damage Assessment for Longmont drivers

    The assessment is the useful part. It tells you which dents are paintless candidates, which need conventional repair, and whether the job is worth doing at all.

    For Longmont drivers it also answers a practical question: is this worth the drive?

    How estimate & damage assessment works in detail

    Start with photographs from Longmont

    Shoot from a low angle with light reflecting across each panel, plus one wide shot of the whole vehicle. Flat, straight-on photographs hide almost all dent damage.

    Send those through the estimate form and we will give you an initial read before you commit to the trip. It is not a final quote, because depth does not photograph, but it reliably separates the paintless work from the bodywork.

    Longmont drivers usually run the Diagonal Highway south-east to I-25 and then south to the north Denver exits, or come down US-287 and cut across on CO-7.

    What the in-person inspection adds

    At the shop the vehicle is read under a reflection board or line light, which turns a shallow depression into a readable pattern. That is how a roof full of faint hail becomes a countable list of impacts.

    We check paint condition over each dent, access behind each panel, and whether previous repair work is present. Then you get a panel-by-panel account and a price range before anything is agreed.

    There is no obligation attached to it, and no assessment happens anywhere other than our single north Denver workshop; we do not run a mobile unit or a Longmont location.

    Longmont neighbourhoods we take vehicles from

    Vehicles reach us from right across Longmont. Longmont sits at the northern end of Boulder County on flat, open ground between the Diagonal Highway and I-25. Vehicles here spend a lot of time on fast, exposed roads and very little of it under cover, which is a combination that shows up on the panels.

    estimate & damage assessment enquiries come in from Central Longmont (Old Town Longmont, Roosevelt Park area and Kensington), South and West Longmont (Southmoor Park, Clover Basin and Renaissance), North and East Longmont (Prospect New Town, Mountain Brook and Sunset Golf) and the streets between them.

    Longmont sits in Boulder County, and the neighbouring communities we work with most from here are Boulder, Erie and Broomfield. Those are service-area references, not shop locations.

    Getting to us from Longmont

    From Longmont the usual approach is CO-119 (the Diagonal) south-east to I-25 and then south to the 84th or 104th exits, or straight down US-287 and across on CO-7. Either way it is an out-of-metro run, so it pays to know before you set off whether the damage is a paintless candidate.

    Everything is assessed at the Gilpin Way shop under reflection lighting rather than in a driveway. Shallow hail across a Longmont roof or hood can be almost invisible in flat daylight and completely obvious under a line board, which is why we do not quote from a kerbside look.

    Colorado Dent Solutions has one location: 7280 Gilpin Way, Unit 290, Denver, CO 80229. References to Longmont neighbourhoods, roads and landmarks describe the communities we serve, not additional shop locations.

    Before you book from Longmont

    A short, honest checklist. If any of it does not apply to your vehicle, say so in the form and we will tell you what the realistic route is.

    • Photograph each affected panel at a low angle in good light
    • Include one wide shot showing the whole vehicle
    • Note the year, make and model, and roughly when the damage happened
    • Bring any insurer paperwork if a claim is already open

    Estimate & Damage Assessment in Longmont: common questions

    Yes. The photo assessment and the in-person inspection are both free, and there is no obligation to book work afterwards.

    We can give a range and tell you whether the damage looks like paintless work. A firm figure needs the panel read in person, because depth is the thing photographs never show.

    We can usually tell whether it is worth the drive. Photographs show the spread and the paint condition well; they show depth poorly, so the final read still happens on the vehicle.

    Let the insurer document the vehicle first if you intend to claim. Repairing beforehand removes the evidence the adjuster needs to see.

    For most Longmont vehicles the run down CO-119 to I-25, or out to I-25 and south, is a straight trip. We would rather confirm from photographs first that the dents are paintless candidates before you make it.