What sets the price
- Film type. Dyed, carbon or ceramic. We install ceramic only: KAVACA Ultimate IR, Ceramic Pro's nano-ceramic film.
- Number and size of windows. A coupe has four; an SUV has seven plus the back glass.
- Windshield. A legal strip above the AS-1 line, or a clear IR film for heat without darkness.
- Removal of old tint. Purple, bubbled film has to come off first, and the rear-glass defroster lines make that slow.
Our pricing
Side windows from $99 per window. Full-car and windshield options are quoted on the car. Every install is computer-cut to the glass, done in our bay, and carries the manufacturer warranty against bubbling, peeling and color change.
Why ceramic costs more and ends up cheaper
Dyed film is $150 to $250 for a car and turns purple in two to four Florida summers. Ceramic blocks infrared heat instead of just light, does not fade, and is installed once. Removing failed dyed film costs more than the film did.
Legal shades
Florida: front sides 28% VLT or lighter, rear sides and back glass 15% on sedans and 6% on SUVs and vans. We cut each window to stay legal where it must and go dark where it can.
