Car Window Tinting

Applying an effective window tint that stands the test of time and compliments your vehicle takes experience and expertise. The window tint pros at your local Glass Doctor follow a proven process to ensure a flawless finish that results in long-lasting, attractive window tint.

Glass Doctor has been serving our customers’ glass and window needs since 1962. Our service professionals undergo rigorous training in applying quality, bubble-free tint jobs on nearly any type of vehicle, so you can be confident you’ve chosen the best team for the job.

We’ve handled thousands of window-tinting projects over the years and would love the opportunity to help with yours as well!

The cost of window tinting depends on several variables, including:

• Vehicle type: Larger vehicles with more windows or complex shapes can require additional material and time to install.
• Type of tint film: Basic window tint films are generally more affordable, while high-performance films with additional features (UV protection, heat rejection, etc.) may be more expensive.
• Quality of tint material: Higher quality films with better durability and optical clarity may come at a higher cost.
• Additional features: Some films come with extra features such as anti-scratch coatings, color stability, or privacy enhancements, which can increase the final price.

While cost may vary depending on your preferences, one thing is certain: you’ll always receive upfront pricing from Glass Doctor. We’ll assess your needs and give you an upfront estimate. Once we provide a final quote, that’s the price that you’ll pay. As long as your project remains the same, so does our price.

The lifespan of car window tints can vary depending on factors such as the quality of the tint film, environmental conditions, the application process, and the amount of care and maintenance. High-quality, professionally installed films can last ten years or longer.

To maintain your window tints, employ a gentle cleaning routine using an ammonia-free glass cleaner and microfiber cloth. Avoid abrasive materials or ammonia-based products, as these can damage the tint. When cleaning, be extra careful around the edges, where the tint is most vulnerable to peeling.

The ideal tint percentage for your windows depends on personal preferences and legal regulations in your location. Generally, tints with VLT percentages between 50% and 70% are the most popular, as they provide an ideal balance between aesthetics, glare reduction, and privacy while remaining within legal limits for most states.

For optimal heat reduction, we recommend a window tint with a lower VLT percentage, typically ranging from 20% to 35%. A tint in this range effectively reduces the amount of sunlight entering the vehicle to enhance climate control and provide a more comfortable interior. Again, please keep in mind the legal limits in your area when selecting your window tint.