
Window tint
Cars, ceramic and Teslas

The western Inland Empire, on the flat valley floor east of Chino Hills. Cars come to our studio in Yorba Linda; for homes and businesses, the van comes to you.
Chino is at the western end of the Inland Empire, on the open valley floor just east of Chino Hills, with the 71 along its western side and the 60 to the north. Summers here are long and hot, and the city mixes older streets with large new neighborhoods. Take the 71 down to the 91 and west to reach our studio with the car; homes and businesses in Chino are visited by our van.

Chino drivers use the 71 and the 60 most, and out on the hot valley floor a car in the sun can be too hot to touch by mid-afternoon. Kepler IR or IR+ ceramic film on the rear side windows and back glass keeps it more bearable and blocks the UV that fades seats and dries out the dash.

Cars, ceramic and Teslas

Window film for buildings

Chino’s housing runs from large new planned neighborhoods to older streets, alongside plenty of commercial and industrial buildings. Kepler home film cuts the heat and glare through hot rooms and blocks UV, and Kepler commercial film helps offices and showrooms stay comfortable. We fit on site after you’ve seen samples on your own windows.
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Down the 71 to the 91, then west through the canyon to the Yorba Linda Boulevard and Weir Canyon Road exit.
For heat, choose Kepler IR or IR+ ceramic film on the rear side windows and back glass. We show you the shades and talk through the difference before you decide.
Chino follows California law: clear UV film only on the front side windows (they must stay at 70% or more), any shade on the side windows behind the driver and on the rear window when the car has mirrors on both sides, and a strip along the top of the windshield.
Tell us about your car or your windows. Our quote system is open around the clock — we’ll come back with a clear price fast.
(949) 227-9932