Side windows
Front and rear. The rear ones can go darker.
IllustrationWINDOW TINT · SARASOTA AND BRADENTON
Your car, your space: more private, cooler, with less glare.
Good tint helps with all three. And tint that filters UV helps your dash and seats too.
- Carbon or ceramic tint
- Quote by photo
- We go over each window’s limit
Which windows we tint
We tint your car’s side windows, the back window and the strip across the top of the windshield, with carbon tint or ceramic tint, and the sunroof when the car allows it. Florida’s limit changes from one window to another, and we go over each one with you before we cut. Send photos on WhatsApp and we reply with a price range.
Back window
Same as the sides. If it’s already dark from the factory, we tell you before we start.
Windshield top strip
Only the transparent strip above the AS-1 line. The rest stays as it is.
Sunroof
Send a photo and we tell you if it can be tinted.
Why people tint their cars here
A cooler cabin
Heat-rejecting tint helps keep the car from heating up so much and reduces glare. The maker’s spec sheet has the numbers.
Kinder to the dash and seats
Tint that filters UV helps slow fading. The spec sheet says how much.
A little privacy
Behind the driver the law lets you go darker than up front.
Carbon tint or ceramic tint?
Short version: carbon tint for the everyday car, ceramic tint for the car that sits in the sun all day.
Carbon tint
- Heat Takes the edge off
- Look Dark, a little matte
- Suits The everyday car
Ceramic tint
- Heat Usually turns away more. Exact numbers are on each tint’s spec sheet
- Look Neutral, clearer from the inside
- Suits The car that sits in the sun
Every tint brand writes its own warranty. Read the terms for the exact tint before you decide.
How the quote works
- You send photosBoth sides and the back of the car, one of the sunroof if it has one, and one of any tint you have now. In the message: year, make, model and your ZIP code.
- We reply with a rangeA price range, the tint we’d use and the limit for each window. The final price is set once we see the car. If it falls outside the range, we tell you before we begin and you decide.
- Then we set the dayIf it works for you, we pick a day and confirm it with you. We can come to your home or to the place we agree on; when we set the day, we tell you what we need.
Where we work
We work around Sarasota and Bradenton and across Manatee County, down to Venice, out on Lido Key, Siesta Key and Longboat Key, and farther north in St. Petersburg and Brandon. If you’re not sure we reach you, send your ZIP code and we’ll tell you.
Get your tint quote
Quotes are requested in the form on our main page, with Window Tint already selected. You can also send photos on WhatsApp.
Questions
Carbon tint or ceramic tint: which one should I get?
Carbon tint is the everyday choice and looks a little matte. Ceramic tint usually turns away more heat and looks clearer from the inside, which matters most on a car that sits in the sun. Send photos, tell us how you use the car, and we’ll point you to one.
How dark can I go?
It depends on the window: the rear ones can go darker than the front ones. We tell you the limit for each one before we cut. If you drive an SUV or a truck, tell us which, because the rule changes with how the vehicle is classified.
Can you tint the whole windshield?
Not the whole thing. Florida only allows a transparent strip across the top, above the AS-1 line printed on the glass, and that strip we can do.
Is there a warranty?
Tint makers write their own warranties, and the terms differ from brand to brand. Before you decide, read the terms for the exact tint we quote you.
How much does it cost?
There isn’t one price. It depends on how many windows, the tint, and whether old tint has to come off. Send photos and you’ll get a range; the final price is set once we see the car.
Can you do it at my home?
Yes. We can tint your car at your home or at the place we agree on with you. When we set the day, we tell you what we need.
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