Questions

Automotive film, residential solar and privacy film, and commercial solar and security film in the states listed on the service area page. We do not install replacement windows or doors.

Not on front side windows. Alabama’s rule is 32% visible light transmission on the front doors of every vehicle, and on the rear glass of passenger cars. Other states are different. Texas allows darker fronts than New York or California. Use the tint law guide for the state on the registration, not a guess from another state.

A full ceramic sedan is typically $399 to $699 installed. Carbon and dyed film cost less. House film is usually $8 to $16 per square foot. You get a confirmed price on the call.

Most cars are a few hours. You will be asked to leave the windows up for several days while the film cures. House and storefront jobs depend on how much glass and whether we are working after hours.

No. Ceramic and carbon films are non-metal, so phones, GPS, and toll tags keep working. Metalized film is the construction that causes signal trouble, and we rarely spec it.

No. You call one scheduling line. We book the install for your city and the film line you picked. There is not a fake storefront address for each town on this site. Alabama is listed town by town. Other states are listed by city and ZIP, and more states get added the same way.

Yes. Failed film has to come off before a new roll goes on, and that time is priced separately from a fresh install. Tell us on the call if the edges are already lifting.

Security film holds shattered glass and slows a smash-and-grab. It is not bulletproof and it is not a lock. We will say that on the estimate.

Not as a dark film. States allow a clear strip at the top of the windshield and differ on how tall that strip can be. A full windshield tint is not something we will install.