Professional Window Tint in Houston.
Privacy, comfort, glare reduction and UV protection — installed by hand, in three film lines and five shades, so the glass matches the vehicle and the way you drive it.
In Houston, glass is the difference between a cabin and an oven.
Tint isn't cosmetic here. It's what keeps the heat outside, the interior from fading, and your eyes from fighting the glare on the whole drive home.
Heat rejection
Film blocks infrared energy before it turns your cabin into stored heat — the difference you feel in the first minute after you get in.
UV protection
UV is what cracks a dashboard and fades upholstery over years of Texas sun. Film blocks the vast majority of it — see the comparison below for each line's rated figure.
Privacy & comfort
Darker shades keep what's in your vehicle out of view at a stoplight or in a parking lot, and make the whole cabin feel calmer.
Reduced glare & eye strain
Low sun, wet asphalt and headlights behind you all get easier. Less squinting on a long drive is the benefit people notice without being told to look for it.
Signal friendly
GPS, cellular and radio pass through cleanly. Nothing about the film interferes with what your vehicle needs to receive.
Multi-layer nano-ceramic
Our Pro Nano Ceramic and Pro Nano Ultra Ceramic lines use multi-layer nano-ceramic technology. Their rated heat-rejection figures are in the comparison below.
Three film lines. One decision.
The line sets the performance; the shade sets the look. Start here — every figure below comes straight from the manufacturer specification for that film.
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Five shades, from barely there to fully private.
The percentage is how much visible light the film lets through — so 5% is the darkest and 70% the lightest. Pick the look; we'll help you choose the right shade for your vehicle before anything goes on the glass.
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The numbers, side by side.
Manufacturer-rated figures for each film line, exactly as specified. No averages, no ranges.
| Film line | IR / heat rejection | UV protection | Construction |
|---|---|---|---|
| Carbon TintBest Value | 71% | 98% | — |
| Pro Nano CeramicMost Popular | 91% | 99% | Multi-layer nano-ceramic |
| Pro Nano Ultra CeramicPremium Performance | 99% | 99% | Multi-layer nano-ceramic |
Figures are the manufacturer's rated specifications for each film line. All three are signal friendly for GPS, cellular and radio.
Questions about window tint.
What's the difference between Carbon and the nano-ceramic lines?
Construction, and what that construction rejects. Carbon Tint is our best-value film, rated at 71% IR/heat rejection and 98% UV protection. Pro Nano Ceramic and Pro Nano Ultra Ceramic use multi-layer nano-ceramic technology and are rated at 91% and 99% IR/heat rejection respectively, both at 99% UV protection. If the heat is what bothers you most, that difference is the one to spend on.
Does tint block my phone, GPS or radio?
No. All three of our film lines are signal friendly — GPS, cellular and radio pass through without interference.
Which shade should I pick?
The number is how much visible light comes through: 5% is the darkest and most private, 70% is the lightest and closest to untinted glass. Darker looks better and gives more privacy; lighter keeps more visibility at night. We'll show you what each one looks like on your vehicle, and confirm what's permitted under current Texas regulations before we cut any film.
Can I pick a different shade for different windows?
Tell us what you have in mind — for example a darker shade on the rear glass than the front — and we'll build the estimate around it.
Do darker shades reject more heat?
The rated heat rejection figures we publish belong to the film line, not the shade — Carbon Tint at 71%, Pro Nano Ceramic at 91% and Pro Nano Ultra Ceramic at 99% IR/heat rejection. So pick the shade for the look you want and the line for the performance you want.
What about the curing period after installation?
Film needs time to fully cure, and during that window you'll see some haze or small pockets of moisture — that's normal and it clears on its own. Your installer will tell you how long to leave the windows up for your specific film and the weather that week.
Can you remove old tint before installing new film?
Yes. Old, purpling or bubbling film comes off and the glass is cleaned back down before new film goes on. Mention the existing tint when you request your estimate so we account for it.
Tell us the vehicle and the look you want.
Year, make and model, the shade you're considering, and whether there's existing film to remove. That's enough for us to quote it — no commitment, no deposit.