WeTint - Commercial & Residential Window Tinting

Jacksonville, FL · 8 yrs in business

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About WeTint - Commercial & Residential Window Tinting

Among the exterior businesses in Jacksonville is WeTint - Commercial & Residential Window Tinting. It has been operating for 8 years. It reports a team of 3 people.

Residential window tinting is on the listing. Window film can cut glare and some of the heat that comes through sunny glass, and some window makers have rules about film on their glass, so it is worth checking first. Where it is asked about building height, it puts singe-level, two-story, three-story and high-rise. Its answers on property type are residential and commercial.

Exterior work protects everything inside the house. A worn roof, a failed window seal or a gutter pouring water at the foundation can lead to damage indoors, so small exterior problems are worth looking at before they grow.

It posts weekend hours on Saturday and Sunday. The full schedule is Monday to Sunday 8:00 am to 7:00 pm. It is based in Jacksonville; for Orange Park, Fleming Island and Middleburg and other towns nearby, ask first.

Before you call WeTint - Commercial & Residential Window Tinting, note when the problem shows up, for example only in heavy rain, in cold weather or when the wind blows from one side. Check that each quote describes the same scope, since one may include trim, flashing or disposal that another leaves out.

Written from the details on this listing. Contact the business to confirm the latest.

Quick facts

In business:: 8 years
Team size:: 3 people
Hours:: Mon–Sun 8:00 am–7:00 pm
Listed for:: Residential Window Tinting
Area:: Jacksonville, FL
Payment:: Apple Pay, Cash, Check, Credit card, Google Pay, PayPal, Square cash app, Stripe, Venmo, Zelle

What to ask before you hire

Is this something you can repair, or does it need replacing?
What does the quote include: materials, labor, removal of old materials and cleanup?
How long will the work take, and how does weather affect the schedule?
Will you need a permit for this job, and who arranges it?
What happens if you find rot or damage once the old material comes off?