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Serving Orange · Yorba Linda studio

Window tinting inOrange

Window tinting for Orange from our Yorba Linda studio, about 9 miles northeast. Cars come to the studio. Homes and businesses are fitted on site.

Studio
22343 E La Palma Ave
Yorba Linda, CA 92887
From Orange
About 9 miles
Call the shop
(656) 765-5556

Orange, CA

Window tinting for Orange

Orange is a Central Orange County city just southwest of Anaheim Hills. Our studio is at 22343 E La Palma Ave in Yorba Linda, about 9 miles northeast of Orange. The 55 runs through Orange.

Car window tinting for Orange

Carbon and ceramic Union film for Orange drivers, cut to your glass at the studio. Ceramic film turns back up to 87% of the infrared heat and blocks 99.99% of UV, without going dark. We check the legal shade for the front windows before we cut.

Home and business window film in Orange

We fit home film at your Orange house: cooler rooms, less glare and less fading, with the view kept. Offices and storefronts too, around your working day.

Before you book

Window tinting questions in Orange

Do you have a shop in Orange?

No. Our one studio is in Yorba Linda, about 9 miles northeast. Cars come to the studio. Orange homes and businesses are fitted on site.

How dark can I tint my car in Orange?

California law is the same everywhere in the state: clear film only on the front side windows, any shade on the back windows, and a strip at the top of the windshield.

How do I get a price?

Fill in the quote form on this page or call the studio. We confirm your price before any work starts.

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Tell us what needs doing and a little about it, and we’ll come back with your quote. Prefer to talk it through? Call us during business hours.

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  • A quote for your vehicle or your glass.
  • Film choices and warranty terms explained.

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