Professional Window Tinting in Raleigh, NC

A standard car takes roughly two to four hours for window tinting, depending on the number of windows and the glass shapes involved. Add significant time if old film has to be removed first, which can double the appointment on a vehicle with failing tint. We give you the realistic window when we quote rather than the best case.

Window tinting is quoted per vehicle based on window count, glass size and curvature, the film chosen, and whether existing film needs removing. Give us the year, make and model plus the windows you want done, and you will have a firm price the same working day with removal itemized separately.

North Carolina sets minimum visible light transmission percentages and treats windshields, front side windows and rear glass differently, with some exemptions. We install window tint to those limits and go through exactly what applies to your vehicle before you choose a film, so there is no surprise at inspection time.

Sometimes for a straightforward install on bare glass. Jobs involving old film removal are harder to fit in at short notice because removal is unpredictable. Call 919-939-3930 with your vehicle details and we will tell you the earliest slot we can genuinely hold for your window tinting.

Yes. Old film removal is part of what we do before any new window tint goes on, using heat and solution to lift both film and adhesive. On rear glass we work slowly around the defroster grid, because aggressive scraping destroys those lines and repairs are expensive. Removal is quoted separately so you can see the cost.

Leave them up while the film cures. We tell you the exact period for your install and the weather at the time, since humidity and temperature both affect it. Lowering a window early is the single most common cause of a lifted edge, and it is the one part of window tinting aftercare that is entirely in your hands.

Both, if you choose the right film. Heat rejection and UV blocking are properties of the film's construction rather than how dark it looks, so we talk through performance rather than shade first. Good window tint keeps the cabin measurably cooler in a Raleigh summer and protects your dash and seats from UV fading.

That is the curing process and it is normal. For the first days after window tinting you may see slight haze or small water pockets as the remaining moisture evaporates through the film. It clears on its own. If haze, a pocket or a lifted edge is still there after the cure period, contact us and we will inspect it.