Howard County
Window tint for Columbia, MD
Columbia drivers come to our Laurel shop for ceramic tint that keeps commutes on US-29 and Route 32 cooler. We also install home window film in Columbia's townhomes and single-family houses.
Long drives on US-29 and I-95 mean hours of sun through the side glass. Ceramic tint blocks much of that heat and 99% of UV, so the cabin stays comfortable and your skin and interior are protected.
Popular with Columbia customers
Family SUVs are a big part of what we tint for Columbia. Maryland lets SUV rear windows go as dark as you like, so many families pair a legal 35% on the front doors with darker privacy tint in the back for kids and cargo. For homes, solar film on west-facing windows is the most common request.
Getting here from Columbia
Hallstar Tint is at 13549 Baltimore Ave (US Route 1) in Laurel. Turn in off Route 1 just south of the Contee Rd traffic light; we're in the row of auto shops next to H&H Auto Services. From Columbia, take MD-216 east to US-29 / Route 1; it's usually about 15 minutes, depending on traffic. Look for the red and yellow Hallstar signs.
Services for Columbia customers
Questions
Common questions
Don't see yours? Call the shop at (301) 210-0800.
How far is Hallstar Tint from Columbia?
About 15 minutes. Take MD-216 east toward Laurel, then US-29 or Route 1 to 13549 Baltimore Ave.
Do you install home window film in Columbia?
Yes. We come to your home for residential film in Columbia and the rest of Howard County.
What tint is legal for my SUV in Howard County?
Maryland law applies statewide: 35% minimum on front side windows, any darkness on rear windows of SUVs, vans and pickups.
Hallstar Tint · Laurel, MD
Ready when you are
Call, stop by the shop on Route 1, or send a quote request. We'll give you a price and the next open appointment.