Window Tinting
Affiliated Auto Glass is your one-stop shop for all your tinting needs. Whether you're looking to enhance your vehicle, protect your commercial space, or keep your home comfortable and secure, we've have you covered.
Auto Tinting Services
Our experienced technicians use the highest-quality films to enhance the look of your vehicle and provide you with the privacy and protection you need. Our films are designed to reduce glare, block UV rays, and keep you comfortable while you're on the road.
Commercial Tinting Services
We understand the importance of protecting your commercial space from the sun's harmful rays. Our professional technicians can help you improve your energy efficiency, reduce your heating and cooling costs, and enhance the look of your building.
Home Tinting Services
Keep your home comfortable and secure with our home tinting services. Our films can reduce heat and glare, improve privacy, and protect your furniture and flooring from fading. We use only the highest-quality films to ensure that your home stays comfortable and stylish for years to come.
Our experienced technicians will work with you to find the best solution for your needs and budget. Contact us today to schedule an appointment.
Is window tint legal in Texas?
Yes — in Texas, front side windows must let in at least 25% of light (25% VLT), back and rear windows can be any darkness as long as the vehicle has dual side mirrors, and only non-reflective tint is allowed on the windshield above the AS-1 line (about the top five inches).
How long does window tint last?
Quality automotive window tint typically lasts ten years or more, and premium ceramic films are built to resist fading, bubbling, and peeling for the life of the vehicle.
Does window tinting block heat and UV rays?
Yes — quality window film blocks up to 99% of harmful UV rays and rejects a large share of solar heat, keeping your interior cooler and protecting both your upholstery and your skin.
What's the difference between ceramic and dyed window tint?
Dyed film is the budget option that mainly adds darkness and privacy, while ceramic film costs more but rejects far more heat, resists fading, and won't interfere with cell or GPS signals.