WE COME TO YOU ACROSS PASCO COUNTY
Pasco is a big county with two very different sides, and we cover both: the coastal towns along US-19 and the growing communities toward I-75.
WHAT PASCO CUSTOMERS ASK FOR MOST
Newer homes with big glass
Neighborhoods in Wesley Chapel, Land O’ Lakes and Trinity often have large windows and sliding doors that heat up fast. Residential film is a quick upgrade that doesn’t change the look of the house.
HOA-friendly film choices
If your community has rules about how windows look from the street, we can help you choose a neutral, low-reflection film. Check your HOA guidelines and we’ll match them.
Commuters headed toward Tampa
Daily drives on the Suncoast Parkway, I-75, SR 54 and SR 56 mean a lot of time in the sun. Ceramic tint keeps the cabin cooler and cuts glare on the way in and the way home.
Offices and storefronts
Businesses along US-19, SR 54 and SR 56 deal with screen glare and warm rooms near the windows. Commercial film helps with both. Ask about scheduling around your open hours.
WHAT WE TINT IN PASCO COUNTY
Daily drivers, family SUVs, trucks and vans. Ceramic films for heat and glare, kept within Florida’s 28% front window limit.
GET AN AUTO QUOTESliders, lanai doors and large picture windows in new and older Pasco homes. Heat, UV, glare and privacy films.
GET A RESIDENTIAL QUOTEOffices, retail and medical buildings along Pasco’s main corridors. Films for heat, glare and privacy on customer-facing glass.
REQUEST A COMMERCIAL ESTIMATESee finished vehicles and buildings in our recent work gallery, or compare film options on the services page.
HOW A MOBILE APPOINTMENT WORKS
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Text a photo of the vehicle or windows to (727) 598-TINT, call, or use the quote form. Tell us which part of Pasco you’re in.
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We recommend a film and shade, give you a price and pick a time that works at your home or office.
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We show up fully equipped, install on site and leave the area clean when we’re done.
FLORIDA TINT LIMITS, IN PLAIN ENGLISH
These are the state limits we tint to on every Pasco County vehicle. The number is how much light still passes through the glass and film together.
Front side windows: at least 28%. Rear side and back window: at least 15%.
Front side windows: at least 28%. Rear side and back window: down to 6%.
Non-reflective tint above the AS-1 line (the visor strip). Clear ceramic heat film is the comfort option below it.
Want to see the difference first? Try shades on a car in our tint shade simulator, or read the full details in our legal notes.
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PASCO COUNTY QUESTIONS
Do you cover both west and east Pasco? +
Yes. We regularly travel to New Port Richey, Hudson and Trinity on the west side and Land O’ Lakes, Wesley Chapel and Dade City toward I-75, with no extra travel fees.
Will window film break my HOA rules? +
Most HOA rules are about reflective or mirrored looks. Neutral, low-reflection films usually keep the outside of the house looking the same. We recommend checking your HOA guidelines before booking.
Can you tint my company’s office windows in Wesley Chapel? +
Yes. Commercial film is installed on site like everything else we do. Request a commercial estimate and tell us about the glass and your schedule.
Is 5% legal on the back of my SUV? +
Yes. On SUVs, trucks and vans, Florida allows the rear side and back windows down to 6%. The front side windows must stay at 28% or lighter.
READY FOR TINT IN PASCO COUNTY?
Send a photo of your vehicle or windows by text for the fastest quote, or fill out the form and we'll get back to you.
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