Coupe
Two-door car; side and rear glass.
$240
Film / Fit / Finish
The right shade.
A clear price.
Film cuts glare and heat. Start with where the light lands, then choose the finish. These starting prices include film and installation; tax is extra.
01 / Car tint
Matched to the vehicle.
Side and rear glass only. No windshield tint. Old film removal is quoted separately, from $60. We confirm the glass count and condition before work.
Sedan
Four-door car; side and rear glass.
$280
SUV or minivan
Side and rear glass, including rear quarter windows.
$340
Pickup
Cab side windows and rear glass; any cab size.
$260
02 / Home & office
Priced by the pane.
Prices below cover one accessible pane up to 15 square feet. Larger panes, upper-floor access and old film removal need a separate quote. The minimum installation is $180.
Home solar film
A neutral finish for daylight and glare control.
$90 / pane
Office solar film
For exterior-facing office windows.
$100 / pane
Office frosted film
For interior glass where a clear view is not needed.
$85 / pane
03 / See before you choose
Light, medium or dark?
Car film choices are 70%, 50%, 35% and 20% visible light transmission (VLT). A lower number lets through less visible light. These swatches are a guide to the look, not a measurement of your finished glass.
70%Light
50%Soft
35%Medium
20%Dark
Your state sets the darkness limit. Factory glass and film together affect the final reading; we check the applicable limit for each window before agreeing on a shade.
For home and office glass, choose a light or medium neutral solar finish, or an interior frosted finish. We check the glass type and film compatibility first. Solar film does not provide reliable privacy at night.
Before and after fitting.
When can I roll my windows down?
Keep car windows up for at least 72 hours. Cold November weather can extend that time; follow the roll-down date written on your care card. We explain cleaning and curing at pickup.
How long does a visit take?
Allow about three hours for most car tint appointments. Home and office fitting times depend on pane count and access; we agree on a time after measuring.
What if I notice an edge lifting?
Let us know so we can look at the installation and put workmanship issues right. Do not pick at an edge while the film settles.
Start with your glass.
A car type or a rough window count is enough for the first conversation.