
Window tint
Cars, ceramic and Teslas

Over the hills from Yorba Linda, in San Bernardino County along the 71. Cars come to our studio in Yorba Linda; for homes and businesses, the van comes to you.
Chino Hills is our neighbor on the far side of the hills, in San Bernardino County — the two cities meet up in that open country, but no road crosses there. It’s a city of rolling hills and master-planned neighborhoods, with much of its land left open. For the car, our studio is over Carbon Canyon Road or down the 71 and along the 91; homes and businesses in Chino Hills are fitted on site, from our van.

From Chino Hills, the 71 runs north to the 60 and south to the 91, and Carbon Canyon Road is the one road straight into Orange County. Summer afternoons here run hot, so Kepler IR or IR+ ceramic film on the rear side windows and back glass is worth having: less heat, UV blocked and a private back seat.

Cars, ceramic and Teslas

Window film for buildings

Chino Hills homes sit mostly in master-planned neighborhoods on the slopes, and rooms facing the afternoon sun warm up quickly. Kepler home film cuts the heat and glare through that glass and blocks UV, without losing the view of the hills. We bring samples over, try them on your own windows, and fit the film on site.
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Two ways: over Carbon Canyon Road into Brea and down Imperial Highway, or south on the 71 to the 91 and west to the Yorba Linda Boulevard exit.
Yes — the van comes over with samples, and we fit Kepler film at your home or business.
Chino Hills 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