Service area
Window tinting across Yavapai County
The name is the coverage map. 928 Tint works the area code: the quad-cities on the Prescott side of Mingus Mountain, and the Verde Valley on the other.
The quad-cities
Prescott, Prescott Valley, Chino Valley, and Dewey-Humboldt. The heart of the service area, all a mile high or close to it, all in serious sun.
Prescott
Prescott sits a mile high, and UV exposure climbs with elevation. A truck parked all afternoon near the courthouse plaza or out at Watson Lake takes more sun than the same truck would in Phoenix shade. Interiors here crack and fade on the dash first.
Prescott Valley
Prescott Valley has grown fast, and most of it is new construction with young trees and open parking. Between Glassford Hill and the Highway 69 corridor there is very little natural shade, so daily drivers here bake in full sun most of the day.
Chino Valley
Chino Valley is ranch country along Highway 89: wide open, windy, and dusty. Trucks and work rigs out here spend whole days in unbroken sun, and wind-driven grit is hard on cheap film edges. Quality film and clean edge work matter more, not less.
Dewey-Humboldt
Dewey-Humboldt is two old mining towns under one name on the Highway 69 corridor. Plenty of residents commute into Prescott Valley or Prescott daily, which means an hour or more of windshield sun each day on Highway 69 alone.
The Verde Valley
Two thousand feet lower and noticeably hotter. If anything, the case for ceramic film is stronger on this side of the hill.
Camp Verde
Camp Verde sits two thousand feet lower than Prescott, and summer shows it: the Verde Valley runs hotter, and anything parked along the I-17 corridor cooks. Heat rejection, not just darkness, is what a Camp Verde vehicle actually needs from film.
Cottonwood
Cottonwood is the commercial hub of the Verde Valley, and it shares the valley's heat: noticeably hotter than Prescott across the summer. Between Old Town and the 89A commercial strip, most parking is uncovered lot parking in full sun.
Sedona
Sedona's high-desert sun is strong, its scenery pulls people onto the road at midday, and red rock country reflects a lot of that light back through your glass. For the Yavapai County side of Sedona and the Village of Oak Creek, we are the 928's local option.
Out past the towns, still Yavapai County
Paulden
Paulden sits north of Chino Valley on Highway 89, in the Big Chino. It is rural, spread out, and short on services, so most errands mean a drive south. Tint can be one stop on that trip, or we can bring it to you.
Somewhere else in the 928?
Mayer, Clarkdale, Jerome, Williamson Valley, Skull Valley: if you are in Yavapai County and you have windows, send the quote request and we will figure it out.
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The shop at the center of it
The shop is in Prescott Valley, right in the middle of the quad-cities, with an enclosed bay that keeps wind and dust out of the film. Cannot get here? We can pick the vehicle up or do the work at your home.
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From the portfolio
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2024 GMC Yukon XL window tint
Front doors in 20% to match the rear privacy glass, 5% windshield strip, done at the shop in Prescott Valley
GMC Sierra 2500HD window tint
Removed the old failing dyed film and installed 35% carbon on the front two doors, at the shop in Prescott Valley
Chrysler 300C windshield sun strip
5% sun strip across the top of the windshield, done at the shop in Prescott Valley
1955 Ford truck window tint
Installed 20% on Sides & Rear
Corvette Z06 window tint
5% rear hatch
Ford Raptor window tint
5% C-IR sides and rear
Ready to shut the Arizona sun out?
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