Fleet window tinting in Calgary keeps work trucks, vans, and service vehicles cooler, protects tools and equipment from prying eyes, and gives every unit the same clean finish. Graphix In Motion has outfitted Calgary fleets from our southeast Calgary shop since 1994, and we tint and brand vehicles under one roof so your fleet comes back road-ready in one visit.
Contact UsMost fleets tint for practical reasons, not looks alone. Tint cuts cabin heat on vehicles that sit in the sun all day, keeps tools and inventory out of sight, slows UV fading on seats and dashboards, and makes every vehicle in the lineup match. We help you choose film that fits how your vehicles are used and stays within Alberta tint rules.
(403) 720-3937
Every fleet tint job is built around three goals, privacy, heat and UV control, and a consistent look across the fleet.
Work vans and trucks often carry tools, equipment, inventory, or customer files. Tinting the rear side and back windows keeps cargo areas out of view, which helps discourage break-ins, while the front windows stay clear for the driver.
Vehicles parked outside on job sites build up serious heat in Calgary summers. Quality window film reduces solar heat gain and blocks most UV rays, keeping cabins more comfortable and slowing the fading and cracking of seats, dashboards, and stored materials.
Fleets are usually a mix of trucks, vans, SUVs, and service units. We apply the same tint specification across every make and model so the whole fleet matches, the same way we keep fleet graphics and decals consistent from unit to unit.
Every fleet tinting job covers planning, installation, and inspection, so you know what you are getting before the first vehicle comes in.
A planned process keeps tint levels legal, installs consistent, and downtime short.
Some fleets want maximum privacy, others want heat control or interior protection. We help you pick the right film and shade for each window while staying inside Alberta rules, then lock that spec in for the whole fleet.
Clean preparation is what makes tint last. Windows are cleaned and prepped before the film goes on, and each piece is cut to fit the glass for a tight, professional edge with no gaps or bubbles.
Every vehicle is checked after installation for alignment, clarity, and a matching shade. On larger fleets, we inspect units side by side so the tint looks the same on every vehicle, whatever the make or model.
In Alberta, aftermarket tint is not allowed on the windshield or the front driver and passenger side windows. Rear side windows and the back window can be tinted, as long as the vehicle has outside mirrors on both sides. Keeping the front glass clear protects driver visibility, and we can recommend lighter rear shades for vehicles that do a lot of night driving or backing up. We confirm the rules for your vehicles before any film goes on.
Graphix In Motion handles tinting and branding in the same shop, so window film, decals, and wraps are planned together instead of fighting each other. Tint goes on in the right order with your graphics, and rear window branding can use perforated window film that you can still see out of. Not sure what to do first? Read our guide on the best order for wraps, decals, and tinting, or see how we handle cube vans, construction vehicles, and semi trucks.
Tell us how many vehicles you have, the makes and models, and what you want from the tint, whether that is privacy, heat control, or a matching look. We will review your fleet, confirm what is allowed in Alberta, and send a clear quote.
Request a Free Quote