September 18, 2026 storm — hardest-hit area
Hail Damage & Paintless Dent Repair in Fruit Heights, UT
Fruit Heights' bench neighborhoods caught the September 18, 2026 storm as it tracked along the Wasatch Front foothills, leaving hail dents on cars parked along Highway 89 and in hillside driveways.
Getting from Fruit Heights to our Layton shop
Drive time: about 12 min. Take Mountain Road/Highway 89 north toward Layton, then cut west to 750 E — about 12 minutes.
Fruit Heights is in Davis County.
Fruit Heights neighborhoods & landmarks we serve
Fruit Heights City ParkNicholls ParkHighway 89 bench corridorKaysville/Fruit Heights orchards
Services for Fruit Heights drivers
- Hail damage repair
- Paintless dent repair
- Door dings & creases
- All insurance companies welcome
- Free written estimates
Our Utah shop
888 PDR – Layton
3080 N 750 E, Unit 4, Layton, UT 84041, United States(469) 284-0336Layton shop detailsFruit Heights hail repair questions
What's the quickest way from Fruit Heights to your shop?
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Highway 89 north into Layton, then west to 750 E — around 12 minutes.
Can you fix dents on an aluminum hood?
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Yes. Aluminum panels take more care, but most hail dents on aluminum can still be repaired without repainting.
Will you tell me if a dent can't be fixed with PDR?
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Yes. Your free written estimate explains which dents qualify for paintless repair.