Determining which Monmouth County custom tint shop to choose to work on your vehicle is an important decision and not always easy. To help you, here are some warning signs you should look for when searching for the right Monmouth County custom tint shop for the job.
Red Flags When Choosing a Monmouth County Custom Tint Shop
Little or No Reviews:
When hiring a custom tint shop, be wary of companies that do not have many reviews available. While not all reviews are genuine, a majority of them usually are so we advise caution in cases where a business has very little online feedback from previous customers. Reviews can often be a significant source of information for people looking to hire a reputable Monmouth County custom tint shop. A lack of reviews can indicate that the company is extremely new without much experience.
No Written Guarantee of Workmanship:
A red flag should also pop up if the window tinting shop does not provide a written guarantee of their products and installation. A verbal guarantee may sound good, but anyone can promise the world and end up delivering substandard results. All guarantees on workmanship need to be in writing for them to be considered legitimate. Legitimate window tinting companies make sure that their work is professionally done with a high quality product and that the proper paperwork is in place to provide real guarantees to customers.
Many Online Complaints:
Another thing to be wary of is hiring a custom tint shop that has a high number of complaints. Customers will typically only post complaints online about companies that have treated them unfairly, or have provided shoddy workmanship or product. Look out for companies that have complaints coming from multiple different people or you might find yourself writing your own negative review. Check sites such as Angie’s List or the Better Business Bureau.
They Refuse to Provide Referrals:
True professionals will have a significantly large number of satisfied customers to call upon to provide referrals to new customers if necessary. If you contact a tint shop and they are either unable or unwilling to give referrals, be extremely wary of hiring them to perform any work for you. An established business will likely also have a portfolio of completed that they can present to customers as examples of previous jobs.
No Fading Interior: 
Prevents Shattering: 
Drop In Speakers: There is a large range of speakers that were manufactured to “drop in” the existing cutout spaces in your car. If you plan on doing the installation yourself this is probably the route to go. They are pretty easy to install and can really increase sound quality. If you are looking to add additional speakers to your system, there are usually additional cutouts spread throughout the vehicle. A professional installer should know where to find these cutouts and some retailers will have manufacturer listings of which speakers fit in various cars.
