Window Tint
Cooler interiors, less glare, and a clean finish with no bubbles, purple fade, or peeling edges.
Film Choice Matters More Than Shade
Most people ask for a shade first, but the film itself decides how the tint performs. Quality films reject heat and ultraviolet light without going dark, which keeps the cabin cooler in July without making the mirrors hard to use at night.
Cheap film is what causes the problems people remember: the purple fade, the bubbling across the back glass, the edges that lift after a couple of winters. We install film that is warranted against all of that.
Installation is done indoors in a clean space. Glass is cleaned and decontaminated, film is cut and heat shrunk to the curve of the glass, and edges are trimmed tight so there is no light gap along the top.
We will walk you through Iowa's rules on shade before we start so you end up with a legal result, and we tell you how long to leave the windows up while the film cures.
Why Customers Choose Us
- Heat and UV rejection, not just darkness
- No purple fade, bubbling, or lifting edges
- Cut and heat shrunk to each window
- Installed indoors in a clean space
- Iowa shade rules explained up front
- Warranted film from a local shop
Common Questions
Iowa law requires the windshield to allow at least 70% of light through and the front driver and passenger windows to allow at least 50% of light through.
Tell Us What You Have in Mind
Stop by the store at 1615 Radiant Road in Carroll, call us, or send a message and we will get right back to you.