Conejo Auto Detailing and Tinting handles window tinting, not mechanical window repair. If your glass is cracked or your regulator is broken, that work goes to an auto glass or mechanical shop. But if the problem you are trying to solve is heat, glare, fading interior, or privacy, tint is often the fix people overlook when they head straight to a repair shop.
Here is where the distinction matters in practice. A lot of drivers come in after getting new glass installed somewhere else, because replacement glass almost never comes with tint already on it. Factory tint on most vehicles is baked into the glass itself and only cuts a small amount of heat. It does not block UV the way a film does. So after a repair shop puts in clear replacement glass, the inside of the car gets noticeably hotter and brighter than it was before. That is a common reason people end up here.
What Conejo Auto Detailing and Tinting installs on that new glass is 3M window film. They are a 3M Authorized Dealer, which means the film they use is backed by a manufacturer warranty, not just a shop warranty. The technicians do the installation in-house at their location on Thousand Oaks Blvd.
The film options they carry cover a range of needs. Standard auto window tinting handles the basics of heat and glare reduction. Ceramic window tinting goes further, blocking more infrared heat without interfering with phone signals or GPS, which matters if you use a dash mount for navigation. Both types block UV, which is what causes dashboard cracking and seat fading over time.
For the windshield, California law limits how dark a tint can be on the front glass, so most people on the front windshield are looking at a clear or very light ceramic film rather than a visible tint. That still does meaningful work on heat and UV even when you cannot see it.
If you are coming in after a repair shop replaced a side window or rear glass, the process is straightforward. The new glass gets cleaned and prepped, the film is cut to fit that specific window, and it is applied in a controlled environment so dust and bubbles are not a problem. The 3M materials they use carry a lifetime warranty, so you are not redoing this every few years.
They serve Thousand Oaks, Westlake Village, Newbury Park, Agoura Hills, Oak Park, Simi Valley, and Camarillo. If you are in any of those areas and just had glass replaced, or if you are dealing with heat and glare on existing glass, this is the kind of shop that handles that specific problem rather than sending you somewhere else.
One thing worth knowing before you call: bring the year, make, and model of the vehicle. Window shapes vary a lot between cars and trucks, and knowing the vehicle helps them give you an accurate quote and tell you which film options make sense for your situation. The shop is at 3177 Thousand Oaks Blvd in Thousand Oaks.