Sun Tint

Austin, United States

4.6

Closed now

20 reviews

Accepts Credit Cards
By Appointment Only

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Accepts Credit Cards
Yes
By Appointment Only
Yes

Description

Specialties

Over 365 Five-​Star Reviews, Austin born in 1982 and the oldest, most experienced shop in this area, Sun Tint is locally owned and family operated. We offer all types of window tinting including auto window tint (variable light transmission film, ceramic, carbon); commercial & residential window film including solar control (ceramic, carbon), safety & security, privacy (frost, sandblast, blackout), decorative (patterns, colors) and custom printed & cut films; and clear paint protection film with a 7 year warrant. We’re known for incomparable customer service and superior workmanship & experience. Call us… we control the sun!

History

Established in 1982.

Our Pledge to You: Here at Sun Tint, we promise to provide better quality & service than any of our competitors, to find and keep highly skilled employees committed to holding our customers & their property in the highest esteem and promoting an environment of moral business practices, self-​improvement, teamwork, accountability & innovation. Sun Tint will continue to distinguish itself as the premier provider of window film products, clear paint protection and other related products & services in the areas we serve.

Meet the Business Owner

Russell H.

Business Owner

Russell Haertl started his professional career in the restaurant/​service industry. Trained by his Father, a German immigrant, he believes success should be based on quality customer service & meticulous attention to detail. While working as a Sous Chef at the Intercontinental Hotel in Houston, he began working in the window film industry as a means to make some extra money. He fell in love with Austin after a visit then promptly moved here and started Sun Tint in 1982. The plan was to sell the business after establishing it then move to Europe for Culinary School. Well, the window film business was good and he decided to stay.