For most passenger vehicles, a full tint job takes between one and a half to three hours depending on the number of windows and the complexity of the installation. Larger vehicles like SUVs and trucks may take a bit longer. We always recommend scheduling in advance so we can dedicate the proper time to your vehicle without rushing the process.

We recommend waiting at least three to five days before rolling your windows down. The film needs time to fully cure and adhere to the glass — rolling them down too soon can cause the edges to peel or lift. Curing time can also be slightly longer in cooler or more humid weather, so when in doubt, give it an extra day or two.

There are several main types — dyed, carbon, and ceramic being the most common. Dyed film is the most affordable but offers less heat rejection over time. Carbon film is a significant step up, blocking more heat and UV rays without interfering with electronics. Ceramic film is the top of the line, offering the best heat rejection, UV protection, and clarity with zero signal interference. We'll walk you through the options based on your priorities and budget.

Yes, we stand behind our work. We offer a warranty on our window tint installation, covering defects in materials and workmanship. We use high-quality films and have experienced installers to ensure a professional and long-lasting tint job.

Getting a quote is simple — you can call us, fill out our online form, or stop by the shop and we'll take a look at your vehicle in person. Pricing is typically based on the size and type of your vehicle, the number of windows being tinted, and the film package you choose. A compact car with a basic dyed film will naturally cost less than a full-size SUV with a premium ceramic package. We're always upfront about our pricing with no hidden fees, so you'll know exactly what you're getting before we ever touch your vehicle.