Parker Brothers Window Tinting
★★★★★ 5.0 (247 reviews)1822 E Northfield Blvd, Murfreesboro, TN 37130
☎ +1 615-890-7400Browse Tint Shops by State
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California823 tint shopsFlorida656 tint shopsTexas638 tint shopsGeorgia347 tint shopsNorth Carolina322 tint shopsArizona216 tint shopsColorado209 tint shopsIllinois208 tint shopsOhio208 tint shopsVirginia207 tint shopsWashington201 tint shopsNew York195 tint shopsTennessee195 tint shopsMaryland182 tint shopsNew Jersey181 tint shopsPennsylvania179 tint shopsLouisiana169 tint shopsIndiana162 tint shopsMichigan159 tint shopsSouth Carolina145 tint shopsKentucky142 tint shopsOklahoma142 tint shopsUtah142 tint shopsMissouri140 tint shopsAlabama132 tint shopsMississippi128 tint shopsOregon128 tint shopsArkansas125 tint shopsMinnesota125 tint shopsConnecticut120 tint shopsNew Mexico103 tint shopsWisconsin97 tint shopsMassachusetts95 tint shopsKansas93 tint shopsNevada93 tint shopsIdaho91 tint shopsHawaii87 tint shopsNebraska68 tint shopsIowa67 tint shopsWest Virginia52 tint shopsDelaware47 tint shopsMontana41 tint shopsRhode Island36 tint shopsSouth Dakota36 tint shopsNorth Dakota35 tint shopsMaine34 tint shopsWyoming28 tint shopsNew Hampshire20 tint shopsVermont13 tint shopsAlaska5 tint shops
Top-Rated Tint Shops in America
The highest-rated shops in the directory, ranked by customer rating and review count.
Shady Slim's Window Tinting
★★★★★ 5.0 (227 reviews)302 W Mountain St, Kernersville, NC 27284-4042
☎ +1 336-453-8196Trapp Window Tinting
★★★★★ 5.0 (200 reviews)706 McKnight Industrial Blvd, Augusta, GA 30907
☎ +1 706-394-1933Tint Pro
★★★★★ 5.0 (194 reviews)101 Lochlyn Pl Ste D, Warner Robins, GA 31005
☎ +1 478-550-2339Artie's Professional Window Tinting
★★★★★ 5.0 (188 reviews)300 Clarks Corner Rd, Holly Springs, NC 27540
☎ +1 631-825-8930Winning Window Tints Ohio
★★★★★ 5.0 (179 reviews)20686 Southgate Blvd, Maple Heights, OH 44137-2949
☎ +1 440-714-5343Denton's Tintin'
★★★★★ 5.0 (174 reviews)350 New Center Rd #40, Sevierville, TN 37876
☎ +1 865-368-8139
J&J Window Tinting and Paint Protection
★★★★★ 5.0 (170 reviews)130 High St, Paris, KY 40361
☎ +1 859-340-4060Exclusive Tint
★★★★★ 5.0 (169 reviews)2335 E 8th St, Odessa, TX 79761-4209
☎ +1 432-924-1140
Shady Business Window Tinting
★★★★★ 5.0 (164 reviews)116 Helton Ct, Florence, AL 35630
☎ +1 256-394-5927Morelock's Tinting
★★★★★ 5.0 (163 reviews)1140 Shipp St, Kingsport, TN 37660
☎ +1 423-276-0251United Tint & Customs
★★★★★ 5.0 (151 reviews)3301 Rucker Ave, Everett, WA 98201
☎ +1 425-269-0748Why Drivers Tint Their Windows
Heat rejection. A sun-baked cabin is the number-one reason drivers tint. Modern carbon and ceramic films reject a large share of the sun's infrared energy, so the car cools faster and the AC works less.
UV protection. Quality film blocks up to 99% of ultraviolet rays — protecting skin on long drives and keeping dashboards, seats and trim from fading and cracking.
Privacy & security. Darker rear glass keeps valuables out of sight, and film helps hold shattered glass together in a break-in or accident.
Glare & comfort. Tint cuts headlight and sun glare, reducing eye strain on commutes — and it gives any vehicle a cleaner, finished look.
How to Choose a Tint Shop
- Start with the reviews. A shop's rating and review count — shown on every listing here — tell you how it treats real customers over time, not just on install day.
- Ask about film types. Dyed film is the budget option, carbon adds heat rejection without signal interference, and ceramic is the top tier for heat and clarity. A good shop explains the trade-offs.
- Ask about the warranty. Quality film carries a manufacturer warranty against bubbling, peeling and turning purple — and good shops stand behind their installation too.
- Know your legal limit first. Check your state's VLT MAX numbers before you pick a shade, so you don't pay for tint you'll have to remove.
- Look at finished work. Many listings include shop photos. Clean edges, no bubbles and no gaps at the dot matrix are the marks of careful work.
- Get two or three quotes. Prices vary by film and market. Compare the film brand and warranty in each quote, not just the bottom line.
Know the Law Before You Tint
Every state sets its own darkest-legal tint, measured as VLT MAX. Going darker than the limit can mean a ticket and paying to have the film removed. Here are a few of the most-searched states — the full guide covers all 50.
TexasFront side windows: 25% VLT MAXFloridaFront side windows: 28% VLT MAXArizonaFront side windows: Light transmission 33% plus or minus 3%, measured with the material and the glazing combined; luminous reflectance 35% plus or minus 3%NevadaFront side windows: 35% total light transmission through film and glass combined, and the film must be nonreflective — § 484D.440(3)(a)GeorgiaFront side windows: 28% (±3%)
Beyond Tint: Paint Protection Film & Car Wraps
Many shops in this directory do more than tint. Two services drivers search for constantly:
Paint Protection Film
Shopping for paint protection film near me or a clear bra? See how PPF works, what it costs, how long it lasts, and how it compares with ceramic coating — then browse installers by state.
Car Wraps & Vehicle Wraps
Looking for car wraps near me? Color change wraps, full and partial vinyl wraps, commercial fleet graphics and chrome delete — costs, lifespan, and wrap shops by state.
Ceramic Coating
Chasing that just-waxed gloss that lasts? Ceramic coating bonds to the paint for deep shine, hydrophobic water behavior and easier washes — see what it does, what it costs, and which shops near you apply it.
Home Window Tinting
Tint isn't just for cars. Home window tinting cuts heat and glare, blocks UV and adds daytime privacy to houses and storefronts — browse the shops here that install residential and commercial film.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does VLT mean in window tinting?
VLT stands for Visible Light Transmission — the percentage of visible light a film lets through the glass. A lower VLT number means a darker tint. A 35% VLT film lets 35% of light in and blocks the rest, which is why state laws are written in VLT numbers.
How dark can I legally tint my car windows?
It depends on your state and which window you're tinting — front side windows are regulated most tightly, rear windows usually less so. Every state page in our Tint Laws section lists the darkest legal tint (VLT MAX) for each window position, plus windshield and reflectivity rules.
How much does window tinting cost?
Pricing varies with the vehicle, the film type (dyed, carbon or ceramic) and your market, so there's no honest single number. Most shops in this directory quote free — call a couple of well-reviewed shops near you and compare film type and warranty, not just price.
How long does a tint job take?
A full car typically takes a few hours at a professional shop, and the film then needs a few days to fully cure — shops usually advise keeping windows up during that window. SUVs, older cars with film removal, and full windshield work take longer.
Does window film really block UV and heat?
Yes. Quality window film blocks up to 99% of ultraviolet rays — the part of sunlight that fades interiors and damages skin. Heat rejection varies by film: basic dyed films help mostly with glare and privacy, while ceramic films reject substantially more infrared heat.
Can shops tint homes and businesses too?
Many can. A large share of the shops listed here also install residential and commercial flat glass film for heat control, privacy and safety. Check a shop's page for its services, or ask when you call.