Mobile tint installs are paused while we build a dedicated, fully controlled shop — the right environment for a flawless ceramic install, every time. Serving Scottsdale, North Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, Tempe, Mesa, Chandler, Gilbert & the greater Phoenix metro.
Coming SoonWe're pausing tint installs while we build a dedicated, fully controlled shop for flawless ceramic tint every time. Packages and pricing return once that shop is open — check back soon, or call us to get on the list.
Installed with RockRose nano-ceramic film, which blocks up to 99% of UV rays and rejects a serious share of infrared heat on every window — cooler cabin, less interior fading, zero signal interference with GPS or Bluetooth.
Same up-to-99% UV rejection ceramic tint as Signature, plus a full interior vacuum and wipe-down — a cleaner cabin, not just cooler glass.
Adds a specialty clear nano-ceramic heat-rejection film to your full windshield. Unlike dark tint film — which Arizona law only permits above the AS-1 line — this film is optically clear, so it doesn't reduce visibility and is legal edge-to-edge, while still blocking the majority of heat and UV coming through the glass.
We still recommend and stand behind everything above — it's simply on hold until our shop is running, so every install happens in the controlled, dust-free environment ceramic film deserves.
Every install starts with the same standard: precision over speed. We use premium nano-ceramic film exclusively — never the metallic or dyed film that fades, bubbles, or throws off a phone signal — and every cut is hand-fit to your glass, panel by panel, until it looks factory. That attention to detail is the job, not an upsell.
Phoenix sun is a different problem than sun anywhere else. A car parked on a Scottsdale driveway in July can push interior surface temperatures far past what's comfortable to touch, and the damage isn't just heat — it's the slow bleaching and cracking of dashboards, leather, and trim that quietly costs you resale value.
Nano-ceramic film is the answer to that specific problem. Unlike dyed film, which mostly just darkens glass, ceramic film uses a non-metallic ceramic particle layer to reject infrared heat and block up to 99% of ultraviolet light. The result is a cabin that cools faster, holds temperature better, and protects what's inside it — all without interfering with cell signal, GPS, or toll transponders the way older metallic films do.
Every piece of film we install is cut and fit by hand to your specific glass. No pre-cut kits pulled from a bin. That matters most at the edges: a hand-cut install lets the film run cleanly to the glass edge without the gaps, light lines, or lifted corners that give a cheap tint job away from ten feet.
Tint darkness is fully customizable on every package. Before we start, we'll go through your options together — what Arizona law allows on each window, what looks right on your specific vehicle and paint color, and where you have legal room to go darker if that's the look you want.
Arizona's tint rules come from A.R.S. §28-959.01. Front side windows (driver and front passenger) must let at least 33% of light through — that's the number that gets most people ticketed. Back side windows and the rear window can be any darkness you want, as long as your vehicle has dual outside mirrors. The windshield can carry non-reflective tint above the manufacturer's AS-1 line only, which is roughly the top five inches. Reflectivity is capped at 35%, and red or amber films aren't allowed. Arizona does offer medical exemptions for darker tint through ADOT with documentation from a physician or optometrist. We go through all of this with you before any film goes on.
We only install premium ceramic film, and it's a deliberate choice. Cheap dyed film fades, discolors to purple, bubbles, and delaminates — and once it starts, the only fix is stripping it and starting over. Nano-ceramic film doesn't fade or discolor, resists bubbling, and holds its appearance for the life of the install. You also get far better performance: up to 99% UV rejection, significantly more infrared heat rejection, and true optical clarity with no haze or distortion. It costs more upfront because it's the film that doesn't need doing twice.
We've paused tint installs while we build a dedicated, fully controlled shop — the cleanest possible environment for a ceramic install, every time. It's a short-term pause, not a shutdown: call us at (480) 744-7928 to get on the list, or check back here for updates on when the shop opens.
The film itself typically cures in around 48 hours, but full cure depends on temperature and humidity — and Arizona heat generally works in your favor here. We recommend keeping your windows rolled up for three to seven days after the install to be safe. Some haze, cloudiness, or small water pockets in the first several days is completely normal and clears on its own as the film finishes curing. Don't panic if you see it.
We do offer full windshield coverage using a specialty clear nano-ceramic heat-rejection film, included in our LR Black Label package. Because it's clear rather than tinted, it rejects significant heat and UV without darkening your view. Standard dark tint on a full windshield is not legal in Arizona — only a non-reflective strip above the AS-1 line is permitted — so we'll walk you through exactly what's possible on your vehicle and evaluate the right approach case by case.
We're building toward a dedicated shop for fully controlled ceramic installs. Call to get on the list, or check out our active detailing and headlight services in the meantime.