One specification, across every vehicle in the fleet.
Fleet tinting is less about any single vehicle and more about consistency: the same film, the same result, the same record for each unit, without pulling half the fleet off the road at once.

The details that make a fleet quote accurate
- Vehicle count
- How many vehicles now, and whether more are joining the fleet in the coming months.
- Vehicle types
- Sedans, pickups, vans, box trucks, equipment. Glass configuration matters more than the badge.
- Service need
- Tint only, tint with existing-film removal, or PPF on specific units such as the vehicles that see the most highway use.
- Scheduling constraints
- How many vehicles can be off the road at a time, and which days are impossible.

Sample first, then batches
We start with one vehicle: agree the film, the shade and the glass list, and confirm the result is what you expected before it becomes the standard. That sample becomes the written specification for the rest of the fleet.
The remaining vehicles are scheduled in batches that fit your operation, with the film and batch recorded per unit so a later addition can be matched rather than guessed. If a vehicle is replaced or a windscreen is swapped, we can tell you what went on the original.
Vehicles that cannot sit still
Most fleet work is planned around your operating hours rather than ours. Tell us when the vehicles are genuinely unavailable and the schedule is built from that, rather than assuming a convenient window exists.
For vehicles that are on the road six days a week, it is usually better to book more, shorter visits than one long shutdown.
A quote based on the list, not a guess
Send the vehicle count and types through the fleet form. Jorge will come back with the questions that matter and a quote for the work as specified. Nothing is scheduled until you approve it.
Tell us about the vehicle or the property.
A short description is enough to start. We will come back to you with questions, and with a quote once the details are settled. Nothing is charged and nothing is confirmed until you agree to it.