Cars, trucks, and SUVs — a cooler cabin, less glare, and a cleaner look, installed to Georgia's legal limits by the crew Carrollton has trusted for 20 years.
Georgia summers cook a parked car. The right film turns the heat back before it gets in, cuts the glare that wears your eyes out on Highway 27, and gives the glass a clean, finished look.
Film comes in performance tiers: the tiers describe how a film performs — light through the glass, heat turned back, glare cut down. The film we install is LLumar — on cars, homes, and offices alike. Ask us which LLumar film fits your vehicle, and we'll tell you straight.
LLumar is the film brand we put our name behind — proven heat rejection, clarity and durability, in shades from clear heat control to deep privacy.
Window tinting for Tesla and other electric vehicles — big glass, done right. EVs carry more glass than almost anything on the road, and every bit of heat the film turns back is range your battery doesn't have to spend on air conditioning.
Panoramic roofs and full windshields take a careful hand and the right film. That's the work this shop teaches — literally.
An all-electric cabin under Georgia sun needs film that works as hard as the glass is big. We'll walk you through the tiers.
Shades measured against Georgia's limits, installed clean — no bubbles, no peeling edges, no excuses.
The darkest tint Georgia law allows, by window. VLT MAX is the maximum darkness the law permits on that glass — we install to these limits.
| Window | Darkest legal |
|---|---|
| Front side windows | 28% VLT MAX |
| Rear side windows | 15% VLT MAX |
| Rear windshield | 15% VLT MAX |
Georgia tint law figures for passenger vehicles. When in doubt, we measure your glass before film goes on — ask us and we'll check it with you.