Window tint shop software in Oregon
Oregon had 555 auto body, paint, interior and glass shops employing 3,744 people, 27th among the 50 states (Census County Business Patterns, 2023); 74.5% of its 2.1 million workers get to work by car, truck or van, and households there have 3.3 million vehicles (ACS 2024 1-year).
Oregon market at a glance
| Automotive body, paint, interior, and glass repair (NAICS 81112) | 555 establishments (2022: 546) · 3,744 employees · $230.1 million payroll |
|---|---|
| All automotive repair and maintenance (NAICS 8111) | 2,235 establishments · 13,316 employees |
| Top counties | Multnomah 107, Clackamas 67, Washington 62, Lane 55, Marion 42, Deschutes 38, Jackson 32, Linn 14, Douglas 13, Umatilla 13 |
| Top metro areas (whole-metro counts) | Portland-Vancouver-Hillsboro, OR-WA: 317 (all states in the metro); Eugene-Springfield, OR: 55; Salem, OR: 48; Bend, OR: 45; Medford, OR: 32; Albany, OR: 14; Hermiston-Pendleton, OR: 13; Roseburg, OR: 13 |
| Households per establishment | 3,143 (US: 3,143) |
| Population | 4,272,371 |
| Households | 1,744,270 |
| Household vehicles | 3,315,679 (1.9 per household) |
| Median household income | $85,220 |
| Top counties, vehicles (ACS 5-year) | Multnomah 540,279, Washington 439,669, Clackamas 338,583, Lane 298,181, Marion 247,929, Jackson 183,261, Deschutes 178,756, Linn 108,505, Douglas 99,741, Yamhill 83,044 |
| Commute by car, truck or van | 74.5% |
Source: US Census Bureau: County Business Patterns (CBP) 2023, ACS 2024 1-year; city populations, Vintage 2024. US = 50 states + DC.
Oregon window tint rules
Oregon requires film on side and rear windows to transmit at least 50% of light on its own, reflect 13% or less, and leave at least 35% total transmittance with the glass. Darker film is allowed on the top six inches of the windshield, behind the driver of a qualifying multipurpose passenger vehicle with mirrors on both sides, and with a physician's or optometrist's document; no film may go on the rest of the windshield. Mirror finishes and red, gold, yellow, amber or black film are not permitted, and installers must give a certificate that is kept in the vehicle.
Summary checked against Or. Rev. Stat. §§ 815.221, 815.222 on 2026-09-28. Verify current statutes before quoting.
Oregon tint shop questions
- How much can I tint windows in Oregon?
- Oregon requires film on side and rear windows to transmit at least 50% of light on its own, reflect 13% or less, and leave at least 35% total transmittance with the glass. Darker film is allowed on the top six inches of the windshield, behind the driver of a qualifying multipurpose passenger vehicle with mirrors on both sides, and with a physician's or optometrist's document; no film may go on the rest of the windshield. Mirror finishes and red, gold, yellow, amber or black film are not permitted, and installers must give a certificate that is kept in the vehicle. See the Oregon tint law, with the statute.
- How many window tint businesses are there in Oregon?
- Census has no window tint category. Its closest, automotive body, paint, interior, and glass repair (NAICS 81112), counted 555 in Oregon in 2023, most in Multnomah (107), Clackamas (67), Washington (62), Lane (55) and Marion (42) (Census County Business Patterns, 2023).
- How many vehicles are there in Oregon?
- Oregon households had 3,315,679 vehicles available, 1.9 per household (ACS 2024 1-year). By county, the most are in Multnomah (540,279), Washington (439,669), Clackamas (338,583), Lane (298,181), Marion (247,929) (ACS 2020-2024 5-year).
Window tint shop software in neighbouring states
Number of auto body, paint, interior and glass shops, CBP 2023.
- Washington · 935
- California · 4,969
- Nevada · 365
- Idaho · 317
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