
Window tint
Cars, ceramic and Teslas

San Bernardino County’s airport city, crossed by the 10, the 15 and the 60. Cars come to our studio in Yorba Linda; for homes and businesses, the van comes to you.
Ontario is a big San Bernardino County city built around its airport and a lot of warehouse and logistics space, with older neighborhoods along Euclid Avenue and new ones growing in the south of the city. Car owners can take the 15 south to the 91, or the 60 and the 71 down to it, then head west to our studio. Ontario homes and businesses are fitted on site, from our van, with the visit planned around you.

Ontario’s freeways — the 10, the 15 and the 60 — carry a lot of trucks, and the inland sun is strong most of the year. Kepler IR ceramic film on the rear side windows and back glass keeps the cabin cooler and blocks UV, and paint protection film on the front end takes the stone chips that freeway miles bring.

Cars, ceramic and Teslas

Window film for buildings

Ontario’s homes run from older houses near downtown to brand-new neighborhoods in the south, and its business parks are full of offices and showrooms. Kepler home film lowers the heat and glare indoors and blocks UV, and Kepler commercial film keeps offices comfortable and screens readable. The van brings samples to try on your own windows, and we fit on site.
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Yes — PPF is fitted at our studio in Yorba Linda, along with tint, ceramic coating and detailing. Book a time and bring the car in.
Take the 15 south to the 91, or the 60 west to the 71 and down to the 91, then head west to the Yorba Linda Boulevard exit.
Ontario 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