Highly recommend Laid Not Sprayed for your detailing needs. Took my Jetta for some new tint and it…read morecame out great.

Love the work Randy and his team provide. Randy advised me up front with options and scenarios on…read morehow things would turn out. I have friends that have had their car wrapped and they agree that laid not sprayed did a great job on my cars. I highly recommend them!

Integrity and quality should speak for themselves. Reviews that appear to be self-posted to boost a…read morebusiness's ratings raise obvious credibility concerns. Screenshot included. But that is not the reason for my rating - I rate and review to share my customer experience. Extremely disappointing experience and a serious lack of accountability from this shop. My experience: JN Lead Enterprises Corp. doing business as Black Optix Tint damaged my vehicle during tint installation, later refused to honor their agreement to repair it, and failed to correct multiple tint quality issues under warranty. Timeline: On January 5, 2026, I brought my vehicle in for tint installation. During the pickup walkthrough that same day - before payment and before taking possession - I noticed damage to the rear passenger window in the ceramic frit area, and pointed it out to the installing technicians, Ayden and Taven. The damage was acknowledged, confirmed it did not arrive like that, and documented at that time, summarizing the partial payment agreement. We agreed that I would pay half of the service that day and the remaining balance once the issue was corrected. On January 7, I returned to the shop and reviewed the damage again with Ayden and the owner, Edessa Reed. During that walkthrough it was also noted that an irregularity in the tint film aligned with the damaged portion of the glass. Edessa stated the shop would cover the repair and suggested using a local glass partner (their preferred third-party specialist) to evaluate the window. At that point we discussed that the solution could range from a quick repair to full replacement depending on the specialist's evaluation. Over the following weeks I followed the process requested: I obtained replacement quotes from the dealer, coordinated with the shop's recommended glass specialist, and had the vehicle inspected. On February 5, the specialist evaluated the window and determined the damage could not be repaired and that full glass replacement would be required. Then on February 11, after finding out a replacement is necessary, the shop owner, Edessa R., reversed her position and stated they did not believe the damage occurred at their facility. A refund does not resolve damage nor does it deliver the service promised. The cost of replacing the glass and re-tinting far exceeds the value of the tint service. Multiple independent shops (including another Black Optix location) have evaluated the damage and reached consistent conclusions regarding the location of the damage and the visible tooling mark adjacent to it. Separate from the glass issue, there were also quality concerns with the tint installation itself, including excessive trapped debris, bubbling, and scratching that was acknowledged under warranty but never corrected. Accidents happen, what matters is how they are handled. In this case, the damage was acknowledged on the day of installation, discussed again during a follow-up visit, evaluated by the shop's chosen glass specialist, and now the shop decides to deny responsibility.

If I could give 0 stars I would. They quoted my husband $199 for our Lincoln sedan and our suburban…read morefor their special they are running prior to his appointment and said it should take between 1-2 hours. He arrived for his 9 am appointment today and told him they do not do windshields when he arrived. it took them 4 hours to get the tint done on top of them charging $438 for the tint to be done WITHOUT the windshield. They lie about their pricing and management/ owner acted like they couldn't care less. Needless to say we cancelled our suburban appointment. We will not be returning and will not recommend this "business" to anyone.

Fantastic work, great attention to detail. Rodney is well worth the money, incredible service. We…read morecan't express how impressed we were with his work and work ethic. Everything was spot on, I don't think the car was this clean when we bought it, looks like a brand new car. Thank you very much for everything you did. Outstanding !!!! Cordy and Bill D.

On time and a great job! Will hire Rodney again, for sure. Reasonable price, thorough cleaning, in…read moreand out. Great buffing out imperfections and waxing. Wheels immaculate.

Had my vehicle being serviced at local mechanic and they notified me that the PTU (Power Transfer…read moreUnit) that is part of transmission on all-wheel drive vehicles was leaking badly and needed to be replaced. They did not work on transmissions and advised me to take it to a transmission repair shop. Called the Ford dealership and they told me to replace it would run around $3300. For comparison I called some transmission shops and got ahold of County Transmissions and spoke with Hampton. He told me that it would run $2300 including labor if it needed to be replaced. They had good reviews so I decided to take it to them and save the $1000. Took it there on a Monday and Hampton told me they would have it done in several days. By Friday had not heard from anyone so I called them and was told that it was next in line to be looked at which would be the following Monday. My vehicle had been there five days and had not been looked at. On the following Monday, Hampton called me and said that it did need to be replaced and to replace it would run $3200. This was $1000 more than $2300 as he had initially told me and about the same as what the dealership would charge. Mentioned this to him and he said that the $2300 was for a used PTU that they would get from a salvaged vehicle, and a new one was $3200. He had not told me this when I first called and I had of course assumed the initial quote of $2300 was for a new one. Didn't even know they would consider putting a used one a vehicle because how would you know it didn't have issues. In light of this new information and for the fact I feel it was a bait-and-switch, I decided to take my vehicle to the Ford dealership and have them do the repair. The dealership's warranty on the PTU was much better and I know am getting a genuine Ford part. With an independent shop am probably getting a cheap aftermarket part. If I moved to another city or say was traveling and had an issue with it, I could take my vehicle to any Ford dealership and they would honor the warranty. If County Transmissions had done the work, then I was out of luck. Had to take an Uber back to County Transmissions and pick-up my vehicle and then take it to the Ford dealership. This costs another $50 on top of the $50 Uber charge had already incurred when I took my vehicle there and had to take an Uber to get back home as I live far from them. I opened up my SmartTag GPS tracking app as had placed an Android SmartTag GPS tracking device inside the vehicle awhile back. Was very surprised to see my vehicle had been driven around Vienna and appeared they were using it to run errands as it was stopping at various locations. So in the end I was out $100 in Uber fees, they had my vehicle for a week and nothing was done after Hampton telling me they would get to it in several days, plus they apparently used it to run errands. I would certainly not recommend this company in light of everything that happened. Note: Saw that Hampton had posted a rebuttal on my initial review where he states that the initial quote was an estimate to repair the PTU, but this is not true. The PTU is something that is replaced, not repaired, and he gave me a quote of $2300 to REPLACE the PTU. Plus they didn't need to be driving it around to determine where the leak was coming from since it was obviously leaking when I took it in and it had to be replaced. When I called him on Friday he said they hadn't looked at it yet; however they had been driving it around before that Friday. He mentions that they have a shuttle service and I asked about this but was told it didn't go to where I live.

Just bought a new'ish truck and it was having some transmission shuddering. Dealer wanted me to do…read morea new transfer case, all fluids changes, etc and more. Would have cost a fortune. Cars are obviously complex (they seem to only get more complex w time), but everyone at County was exceptional from the first conversation to the pickup. Saved me easily 90% cost over going to the dealer and no critical components were needed, just the basics first (filter change, additive included in the new transmission fluid) and truck is flawless now. Would highly recommend County Transmissions and will definitely return for anything additional for my other cars.