The Tint Guy Window Tinting

I found this place on Unilocal and decided to give them a try.
They were fast, professional, friendly, and gave me a good price.
I was really happy with the results and would definitely recommend them.

We have windows all across the back of our house and wanted to enjoy the view without fading our art or furniture. I got estimates from 3 businesses that use 3M window film in metro-​Atlanta and chose The Tint Guy. The choice was about more than price. Other estimates were competitive. It was about presentation, professionalism, knowledge of the subject, ease of working together and interest in my business. In all areas The Tint Guy, with Chris and Trevor, came out #1. We went with their recommendations and are very pleased with the outcome. Would use them again and highly recommend.

This place was recommend by a friend of mine. They did a wonderful job tinting my car windows and customer service is great. The performed this service 2 years ago, I have no issues to report with their work.

Just had my front two windows tinted at The Tint Guy. They match the factory tint on the rear windows perfectly. Service was awesome. Took same-​day reservation and was in and out in less than 30 minutes.

It took 3 tries to get the windshield perfect but they stuck with it and that speaks volumes to me… Been on there for a few months at least and everything is looking great… the one star knock is because they left things in the car everytime I was over there… Bottles, tape measures, and a towel… Really would take 2 seconds to make sure the car was cleaned out properly… But I’d still recommend them without question…

These guys are the best. Lifetime warranties and extremely professional. This is the 3^rd car of mine they have done and it’s perfect every time.

The owner is horrible and rude. I would not use them ever again. He’s very short, don’t ask him a question because he will get extremely upset. Doesn’t explain anything

This was just the greatest group of people and they did a tremendous job. Unknowingly, I had tried to wash the existing window tint using a steamer for windows, not realizing the heat would destroy the film (not my home thought film was on outside) In fairness too, it has been on for a good 12 years. Well I made a mess of things, but Trevor came and within a few short hours 39 panes of glass were tinted and looked amazing. There set up is fantastic– they clean up any mess they make but most of all, they engage in nice conversation and are most informative about your product. I was most impressed with the strive for perfection– If he didn’t like the way a piece went on– it came right down and he did it until he got it the way he wanted it to be. Also, being so old and single pane windows, 2 got cracked. He immediately went and got replacement glass that took no more than 15 minutes for him to get and install! They have a 30 day guarantee in the event something happens but you also get a life time warranty that the film will not change color or loose it’s appearance. All in all, well worth the time and money and great people to deal with .A++ in my book!

These guys are awesome.
After hunting for two months for someone to tint my C6 Corvette, I called the Tint Guy and they say no problem, bring it in.
After a short amount of time my car is done and the huge back window is perfect.
If they can tint the back window of a C6, they can tint anything.
Thanks.

OK. My experience with the Tint Guy has had a rather rocky start and finish, just about. It started with my BF calling around for quotes for the 3M security film for my home. The Tint Guy offered the best price for the 3M brand of film. So about a week later, I gave Chris a call. I was told he was in a conference call, so I left a message. Did not hear back for a few days and thought it was strange. Called back again and got Chris on the line. He seemed to remember me from my voicemail and said that «one of the guys had copied my number wrong.» I spoke to him about the film and asked if the quoted price was still good. Turns out that he did not figure in tax and «cost of materials,» so the price was a bit more expensive, but not so much that I was put off.
He said that they were having a scheduling meeting and that he would need to get back to me if the day and time I’d requested for the installation was good. He also said he would email me the estimate.
Estimate never came, so I called yet again. Turns out he had my email wrong. We went over the details again as he prepared to send the estimate to my correct email address. I noticed the price he had down was higher than what we had discussed. Come to find out he had written down the measurements for my glass panels incorrectly, so the estimate was off and different from what we verbally discussed. Finally, I received via email a CORRECTED estimate. Oh, and the appointment I’d requested was good, though I would have never known if I hadn’t called since he emailed the estimate and appointment booking to the wrong address, thinking it was mine.
When it came time for the installation, Trevor called me just before 9, the appointment time, saying he was in traffic and would be «very late.» It was raining that day, and I assured him it was no problem as I was working from home. When he arrived around 10:30 — 10:45, he was very apologetic and polite. He pulled out the estimate, which happened to be the first draft/​incorrect estimate. I explained that Chris got my measurements wrong and showed him my copy. Thankfully, he just went along with mine. I let him get to work. Nearing the end of the installation, my eyes fell upon the box of film he’d brought into my house. It read, Glass-​Gard.
Glass-​Gard. Not 3M, the brand we’d talked about and what was on my estimate. I knew nothing about Glass-​Gard, so I quickly Googled it and found out it was a 3M competitor. It seemed to be reputable, so I waited till Trevor finished and asked casually,
«So you guys use Glass-​Gard instead of 3M?»
He replied that they use 3M film more for commercial sites and that the supplier for Glass-​Gard was physically closer to their business, therefore the Glass-​Gard film was easier to obtain. I accepted this explanation and inquired about the warranty, which on the paperwork it said that the installer would give me the warranty. He said that it would come in the mail. OK, fine.
I waited about two weeks for the warranty and it never came. Emailed Chris, who said he would look into it. After a couple of days, he said he contacted 3M and it would come in the mail directly from them. I replied and said that it was actually Glass-​Gard that was installed, so that may be why 3M rejected the request for the warranty. Again, he said he would look into it.
He emailed me saying that the day of my installation, the 3M film I’d wanted was out of stock. In those cases, they use an alternate product of equal or greater value. He assured me that Glass-​Gard has a better warranty and is more expensive than 3M. I don’t know about this, so I just accepted it. But it makes me wonder, who was telling the truth, Trevor or Chris? Their website makes no mention of using Glass-​Gard. In fact, 3M’s logo is plastered all over it, so it leads one to believe that they exclusively use 3M. If it is true Glass-​Gard is superior to 3M, why not plaster Glass-Gard’s logo on the website? He also said a copy of the warranty had been sent and that the employee that normally handles the warranties is on maternity leave. I appreciated the explanation.
Soon after, I received the warranty. It was filled out by Trevor, who did the installation. He had spelled Chris’ name wrong as the contact name. I was a bit concerned because there was a capitalized, bold disclaimer on the warranty that noted if any information on the warranty was incorrect, it would make it invalid. I scanned an image of the warranty and sent it to Chris with a politely-​worded email explaining the situation and requesting he send me a corrected one. He wrote back soon after with a rather curt reply that basically said «Don’t worry about it. It’s valid.»
TL;DR
They seem to make a lot of errors, so be on top of things and make sure they get it right. They have convenient excuses/​reasoning for everything, though, so take my words with a grain of salt.

I just got my second car tinted here. They are very professional, have a clean and organized office. Their pricing is good and the staff took careful care of my new vehicle and did a great job… again!

Pulled in to find about what is costs to tint front two windows of my truck. 34 minutes and $ 100 later, I was out the door. :))

Hmm. I guess since they suggested for people to review them on Kudzu, no one Unilocal about them. Anywho, I called and set up an appointment for same day work, dropped my car off, and came back when they called a couple of hours later. I got 20% tint all around except I got 5% strip on my front windshield. I chose the color stable tint, so it actually makes it darker and reads at 18%. It was funny because the guys who worked there asked to make SURE I knew it was illegal in GA for having tinted windows darker than 32% before I signed the papers. The guys were friendly and I had a good experience; I’d recommend them! It’s been about 5 months and everything’s perfect (even though I accidentally rolled my driver’s side window down a few hours after I had gotten it done). Whoops. :)