Ceramic window tint for the Roosevelt area of southeast Fresno, one road and about 7 minutes up Cedar Avenue to our shop.
Straight north on Cedar from Huntington Boulevard to Ashlan. About 7 minutes without traffic.
Distance and time are an OpenStreetMap routing estimate without traffic.
The Roosevelt area of southeast Fresno shares its name with Theodore Roosevelt High School, a Fresno Unified school and home of the Rough Riders in green and gold.
It is also one of the easiest drives to our shop: north on Cedar Avenue for about 3.8 miles, then Ashlan. See ceramic window tint in Fresno for every film we install. East of here in Sunnyside? See Ceramic Window Tint in Sunnyside.
Theodore Roosevelt High School, Fresno Unified, colors green and gold.
From the school on Huntington Boulevard to our shop.
One road north, then a turn onto Ashlan.
Without traffic, per OpenStreetMap routing.
Call or text (559) 215-8435 with your year, make and model.
About 7 minutes from the Roosevelt area to our shop.
The glass is cleaned, then XPEL ceramic film goes on by hand. Most jobs run 2 to 4 hours.
Keep the windows up 1 to 5 days, per XPEL. A little haze at first is normal.
Trucks, SUVs and cars from our Fresno shop. Browse by make.
From southeast Fresno it is one road to us. Call or text (559) 215-8435 with your year, make and model for a quote.
North on Cedar Avenue to Ashlan, about 3.8 miles and 7 minutes without traffic.
Yes. Trucks and SUVs get the same XPEL ceramic film as cars.
No. XPEL recommends waiting 1 to 5 days depending on climate, so the film can finish bonding.
Small water pockets and haze for up to 10 days are normal while the film cures, per XPEL. They clear on their own.
Regular dyed film mainly darkens the glass. Ceramic film also rejects infrared heat and does not interfere with phone or GPS signals.
It depends on the vehicle and the film. Call or text (559) 215-8435 for a quote.
