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Dark tint hides valuables from street view. Thieves can't see what's inside your car, making it a far less attractive target. A simple, passive layer of security that works 24/7.

Privacy tint significantly reduces glare from low sun and headlights — reducing eye strain on long drives and improving visibility in challenging light conditions.

Dyed film adds a layer that holds shattered glass together in the event of an accident or break-in. This reduces the risk of glass injuries and keeps the window more intact after impact.

Dark tint transforms the look of any vehicle — a clean, blacked-out appearance that looks aggressive, premium, and intentional. One of the easiest exterior upgrades you can do.

Privacy-only dyed film delivers the visual look of tint at the lowest cost. If your priority is the dark appearance and security benefits rather than heat rejection, this is the entry point.

Dyed film does provide a degree of UV blocking and modest heat reduction compared to bare glass — just not at the same level as ceramic. Still better than nothing for interior protection.

This is the complete package. You get the 90% IR heat block and 99% UV protection of ceramic film, combined with the dark privacy shades of 5%, 20%, or 35%. Everything, all at once.

Dark enough to block outside view of your vehicle's interior, deterring smash and grab theft — while simultaneously protecting your skin and your car's interior from UV damage.

Run the AC less, protect your skin from UV, keep your interior from fading, and look incredible doing it. This is why Privacy + Ceramic is by far the most popular package we install.

Even in the darkest 5% limo shade, our nano-ceramic film never interferes with GPS, your TPMS, phone signal, or any electronic systems. The dark look without any of the compromises of old metallic films.

Older dark films turn purple and bubble over time. Our nano-ceramic film holds its color and clarity for 10+ years. The dark shade you choose on day one is the same shade you'll have a decade later.

At around $480–$560 for a full car depending on your vehicle, you're getting the best film in the market, applied professionally, with every benefit available. Split across windows, it's a fraction of what AC repairs or interior restoration would cost.

The vast majority of Vancouver homes don't have air conditioning — it's one of the least air-conditioned major cities in Canada. In summer, untreated south and west-facing windows turn rooms into greenhouses. Ceramic window film blocks 90% of infrared heat before it enters — keeping your home dramatically cooler without any equipment.

Window film reduces solar heat gain in summer AND reduces heat loss in winter — acting as an insulating layer on your glass. Homeowners consistently report lower heating and cooling costs year-round after installation.

UV rays fade hardwood floors, bleach upholstery, and age artwork. Residential ceramic film blocks 99% of UV, extending the life of everything near your windows — without changing how your view looks from inside.

Eye-straining glare on TVs and monitors is eliminated. Reflective film options provide one-way privacy during the day so you can enjoy your view without neighbours seeing in — no curtains needed.

For commercial spaces, window film reduces cooling load significantly — cutting commercial HVAC costs and making workspaces more comfortable. Employees are measurably more productive in cooler, glare-free environments.

Safety film holds glass together after breakage — protecting against break-ins, accidents, and even seismic events. It's the same technology used in many commercial storefronts, now available for residential windows.

We don't apply standard automotive film to boats. Marine environments demand urethane-based film — engineered to withstand constant salt air, high humidity, and intense UV exposure without delaminating or bubbling.

Water reflects and amplifies sunlight. Cabin glass on a yacht or boat receives far more direct solar radiation than a car or home. Ceramic marine film dramatically reduces cabin temperature — making long days on the water far more comfortable.

Open water UV exposure is already extreme. Inside a cabin, untreated glass concentrates UV directly onto passengers — yet nobody thinks to apply sunscreen indoors. Marine ceramic film provides the same 99% UV protection as automotive film, all day, every day.

Marine interiors are expensive to restore. UV fades marine-grade fabrics, cracks vinyl, and bleaches woodwork. Film pays for itself in protection of the boat's interior value over just a few seasons.

One of the best parts of being on a boat is the view. You don't want to close blinds or block windows — but untreated glass means your legs are burning while you enjoy it. Marine tint lets you keep the view and eliminate the heat and UV coming through the glass simultaneously.