Cut the Glare. Keep the Look. Window Tinting Done Clean.
STEK ceramic film that rejects up to 60% of total solar energy, blocks 99% of UV, and kills low-sun glare year-round — precision-cut, bubble-free, and NY-legal shades on request.
Why Tint Your Windows?
Heat Rejection
Reject up to 60% of total solar energy with STEK ceramic film
UV Protection
Block 99% of harmful UV rays that cause fading
Privacy
Increase privacy and deter potential thieves
No Signal Issues
Ceramic technology doesn't interfere with GPS or phones
See Your Tint
Drag the slider or tap a preset to preview how different tint levels look on your vehicle.
What Tint Specs Actually Mean
How dark it looks
Visible Light Transmission — the % of light that gets through. 5% is limo-dark, 70% is nearly clear. It's the number NY law meters on your front windows. Darkness ≠ heat rejection.
The health number
Blocks the rays that fade interiors and damage skin. Every film we install — including entry dyed film — blocks up to 99% of UV. If a film doesn't, it doesn't belong on your car.
The heat you feel
Infrared is the radiant warmth on your arm at a red light. Ceramic particles physically block it; dyed film mostly absorbs it into the glass — and re-radiates it at you.
The honest number
Total Solar Energy Rejected — all the sun's energy combined. Dyed film: 15–30%. Ceramic: 45–65%+. Same VLT, higher TSER wins. It's the spec to compare films on.
Straight talk on dyed film: it delivers the look, the privacy, and the same 99% UV block as everything else — but it does not stop heat. If a cooler cabin is the goal, that's ceramic's job, not a darker shade. Read the full spec guide →
Pick Your Film
Signature — STEK SMARTseries Ceramic
From $229 Full car $599
STEK's multi-layer nano-ceramic film with tungsten. It rejects up to 60% of total solar energy and 99% of UV, cuts glare up to 92%, and will never fade, turn purple, or bubble. It's completely non-metallic, so your phone signal, GPS, and keyless entry work exactly as before. We're the only STEK Certified installer in the Bronx.
- Up to 60% total solar energy rejected
- 99% UV protection
- Up to 92% glare reduction
- STEK limited lifetime warranty
Essential — United Nano-Ceramic
From $179 Full car $399
Our value ceramic line: a clean, no-fuss nano-ceramic film at a sharper price than Signature. Like every ceramic film it's non-metallic, so it won't touch your phone, GPS, or radio signal. Want the full spec sheet? Ask us at drop-off.
- Nano-ceramic film
- Up to 99% UV blocked
- No signal interference
- Windshield & roof add-ons
Basic — Dyed Film
From $89 Full car $299
Privacy and a clean, dark look at the lowest price, with the same UV block as everything else. The straight talk: dyed film blocks very little heat — if you want a cooler car, choose Essential or Signature. It also fades, shifting purple or brown and starting to bubble in roughly 3–5 years. That's normal for the material and isn't covered by a warranty.
- Privacy & a dark look
- Up to 99% UV blocked
- Lowest price
- Not offered on windshields
Window Film Solutions
Window Film Solutions for Homes & Business
Enhance comfort and security in your property with our residential and commercial window film solutions. Reduce energy costs, block harmful UV rays, and add privacy to your space.
Residential & Commercial Tint
Our professional tinting services extend to homes and businesses. Protect your interiors, reduce glare, and improve energy efficiency with our premium window films.
New York Tint Laws
We ensure all installations comply with New York State vehicle and traffic law. Here's what you need to know:
Medical exemptions available with proper documentation
Precision Installation
Computer Cut
Precision-cut patterns for your exact vehicle model
Prep & Clean
Thorough cleaning of all glass surfaces
Application
Bubble-free installation by certified technicians
Inspection
Quality check and care instructions provided
Book Your Tint Online
Pick your film and shades, see your exact price, and lock in a bay with a $50 deposit — credited in full to your total.
Confused by NY tint law? Read the full guide: New York Window Tint Laws 2026 — what's legal, what gets ticketed