PDR Dents Hail Repair - Round Rock,Texas
PDR Round Rock, Texas
If you live in or near Round Rock, Texas and need hail repair or dent repair, call Tom Hedke Hail Repair. Tom Hedke Auto Hail Repair guarantees all work Tom works with all insurance companies. We can waive your deductible and fix your hail damage. Call or come in today for your free estimate. If you have a small dent or lots of dents, call today.
We can repair your dents and your car or truck will look like new.
There may be no need for expensive auto body work or a body shop. A body shop is great for major hail damage, but for dings and dents PDR (paintless dent repair) is a better hail repair option. It will save you money and is less expensive on your insurance. Insurance companies prefer PDR because it is better than paying a body shop much more money for the body work. Hail damage repair is what we do.
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(432)349-4056
Round Rock, Texas
Round Rock is a city in the U.S. state of Texas, within the Austin–Round Rock metropolitan area and Williamson County. The 2010 census places the population at 99,887.The city straddles both sides of the Balcones Escarpment, a fault line in which the areas roughly east of IH-35 are flat.
Library Round Rock History Resources Originally, Round Rock was not named Round Rock nor was it located where it is currently. Coincidence and fate combined to determine the location of Round Rock. The initial settlement of Brushy (as the town was originally called) was located near the banks of Brushy Creek at the natural fording area by the round rock. The Brushy Creek Post Office was established in a section of Thomas C. Oatts' store on May 27, 1851. However in 1854, postal authorities asked Mr. Oatts to provide another name for the settlement (being that there was already a town in the State that called itself Brushy). Mr. Oatts decided to rename the town Round Rock in recognition of the large rock in the middle of Brushy Creek where he and Jacob Harrell spent much time sitting and fishing; thus on August 24, 1854, the name of Round Rock was officially given to the community (Scarbrough 310).