On the rear windows, yes. Alberta prohibits aftermarket tint on the windshield and on the front driver and passenger windows. The rear side windows and back glass can be as dark as you like when the vehicle has both outside mirrors. See Alberta window tint rules.
Not with aftermarket film. Alberta sets no legal percentage for the front side windows, so no film is legal there, however light. Tint that came on the glass from the factory is fine.
It depends on the film you choose, the number of windows and your vehicle. Classic film is the budget option, and metallic costs less than ceramic. Ask our Airdrie shop for a quote, or read window tint costs in Canada.
No. Nano-ceramic film contains no metal, so it does not interfere with GPS, cell or radio signals.
Nano-ceramic film blocks up to 99% of UV along with a large share of infrared heat. Metallic and classic films also block harmful UV. More on UV protection tint.
Yes. Every tint job is backed by a warranty, and we'll explain the coverage when you book.
That is moisture from installation, and it clears as the film cures. Curing takes longer in cold weather. See window tint bubbles and our aftercare guide.
Yes. Tint is installed in our indoor bay, so it can be done in any season.
Unit 203, 541 Kingsview Way SE, in southeast Airdrie with quick access from the QEII. We're open Monday to Saturday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Call (403) 607-2666 or see the Airdrie location page.
