Window Tinting in Chichester, NH

Chichester is our nearest neighbor — four miles west on Route 4 — and one of the towns we get to most often. It's a small, largely agricultural town of open fields, farmhouses and homes strung along Route 4, Route 28 and the back roads between them. Open land is beautiful, and it's also the worst possible condition for solar heat gain: no mature canopy, no adjacent buildings, and nothing at all between your south-facing glass and the sky.

The result is what we see on nearly every Chichester estimate — a living room, kitchen or great room running ten to fifteen degrees hotter than the rest of the house from late morning on, plus floors and furniture fading faster than the owner expected. Heat and glare reduction film and UV and fade protection handle both in a single visit, without darkening the house or blocking the field view people moved here for. Farmhouse additions and glass entry doors often take decorative and frosted film, and homes right on Route 4 use privacy film on road-facing rooms.

The businesses at the Route 4 and Route 28 junction — retail, service shops and offices — deal with road-facing glass, display fading and headlight glare after dark. Storefront and retail film plus security film covers most of it.

For vehicles, Chichester is the shortest drive of any town we serve besides Epsom itself: seven minutes to the shop for XPEL tint, paint protection film and ceramic coating. Vehicle work happens at our Epsom shop; residential and commercial film is installed on site.