Window Tinting

Crystal Clear Heat Rejection

Cabin-cooling ceramic IR film with up to 99% UV rejection. Non-metallic, signal-safe, and inspection-legal in New Hampshire — installed with the same studio-level care we bring to every detail.

Window Tinting

Three film grades.
One dialed-in install.

Drag the slider to preview how different VLT (Visible Light Transmission) percentages change the look and feel of your cabin. Every film we install is cut on a digital plotter — no blades on your glass, no bubbles, no seams.

View through a car windshield — used to preview tint VLT levels
VLT: 35%
Tint Preview 35% VLT
5% · Limo dark 35% · Most popular 70% · Factory clear

Dyed

Entry · Style-first
99% UV Block
3 yr Warranty
  • Solid color that won't turn purple
  • Moderate glare reduction
  • Great for budget-conscious builds
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Ceramic IR

Flagship · Maximum performance
99% UV Block
85% IR Reject
  • Nano-ceramic particles block heat, not signal
  • Cabin stays measurably cooler in summer
  • Deepest color clarity — zero metallic haze
  • Lifetime warranty
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Our Process

Five steps.
No shortcuts.

Every install follows the same disciplined sequence. The difference between a good install and a great one lives in the prep — and the quiet inspection that follows.

Step 01

Consultation & Walk-Around

We look at your car with you, document existing condition, and recommend the film grade and coverage that fits how you actually drive.

Technician inspecting vehicle before film install
Step 02

Decontamination & Prep

Paint surfaces are deep-washed, clay-barred, and chemically decontaminated. Even one grain of dust under film becomes a permanent flaw.

Vehicle paint decontamination prep
Step 03

Pattern Cutting

Film is plotter-cut from digital patterns matched to your exact make, model, and year — never knife-cut on the glass. Zero blade-to-glass risk and no compromised edges.

Digital pattern cutting for window tint film
Step 04

Controlled Application

Installed in a clean, climate-controlled bay. Film is sprayed, squeegeed, and wrapped around edges with heat — no visible seams, no lifting.

Technician applying protective film to vehicle
Step 05

QC & Warranty Activation

Every panel inspected under controlled light, warranty documentation filed with the manufacturer, and care instructions walked through before keys go back.

Final quality inspection of film install
Why Avid

The install you won't
notice for ten years.

Certified Technicians

Factory-trained installers with the bead-count to prove it. We don't sub-contract.

Controlled Environment

Dust-managed install bay. No outdoor tented jobs — film stays contaminant-free.

Manufacturer Warranty

Film warranties registered with the maker — not a scrap of paper in our filing cabinet.

Derry, NH Local

Based in Derry, serving Southern NH and the Merrimack Valley. Local shop, local accountability.

FAQ

Questions we
get all the time.

What tint percentages are legal in New Hampshire? +
New Hampshire law currently prohibits aftermarket tint on windshields and the two front side windows on passenger vehicles. Rear side windows and the rear window may be tinted to any darkness. We walk through legality on every quote so you're never surprised at inspection.
What's the difference between dyed, carbon, and ceramic IR film? +
Dyed film is the entry option — it blocks UV and adds privacy but offers minimal heat rejection. Carbon film adds noticeable heat reduction (around 40% IR), a matte carbon look, and a lifetime warranty. Ceramic IR is the flagship — nano-ceramic particles block up to 85% of infrared heat without interfering with GPS, cellular, or radio signals. All three block 99% of UV.
Will tint interfere with my defroster lines or antenna? +
No — dyed, carbon, and ceramic IR films are all non-metallic. They don't interfere with defrost grids, in-glass antennas, GPS, or cellular signal. If your car has factory embedded defroster lines, we install around them with no disruption.
How long before I can roll my windows down? +
We recommend leaving your windows up for at least 3 to 5 days after install while the adhesive fully cures. Small water bubbles or slight haziness during the cure period are normal and clear on their own — never poke or press them. We walk you through aftercare before you leave the shop.
Will the tint bubble or peel over time? +
Not when it's installed correctly with quality film. Bubbling and peeling are signs of poor installation or low-grade film. Our carbon and ceramic IR films carry a lifetime warranty — if any defect appears, the film is replaced at no cost.
How long does the install take? +
A full window tint on a sedan typically runs 2 to 4 hours. SUVs, coupes with complex rear windows, and trucks can take a little longer. We give you an exact timeline with your quote.
Book Your Install

Drive cooler. Drive cleaner.

Tell us about your car and the look you want. We'll send a detailed tint quote within one business day — no pressure, no upsell calls.