
Window tint
Cars, ceramic and Teslas

The northwest corner of Orange County, below the Puente Hills. Cars come to our studio in Yorba Linda; for homes and businesses, the van comes to you.
La Habra is tucked into the northwest corner of the county against the LA County line, with the Puente Hills to the north and no freeway inside the city. The road to us is Imperial Highway, which runs east from La Habra through Fullerton, Brea and Placentia into Yorba Linda. While the car comes to our studio, La Habra homes and businesses have the van come to them instead.

With no freeway in town, La Habra drivers rely on Imperial Highway, Beach Boulevard and Whittier Boulevard, then pick up the 57 or the 5 further out. Long surface-street drives mean long stretches in the sun, and Kepler IR ceramic film on every window behind the driver cuts the heat, blocks UV and protects the interior.

Cars, ceramic and Teslas

Window film for buildings

La Habra is a suburban mix of family homes, apartments and shopping centers. Kepler home film keeps sunny rooms and home offices cooler, cuts the glare on screens and keeps UV from fading carpets and furniture, and Kepler commercial film does the same for shops. We try samples on your own windows, then fit on site.
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You don’t need one — Imperial Highway runs from La Habra across north Orange County into Yorba Linda. The 57 to the 91 works too.
Yes. Kepler home film cuts heat and screen glare through the window while keeping the view, which makes a sunny home office far more comfortable.
La Habra 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