Keep Your Factory Glass.Windshield protection film in Calgary — from $495.

Windshield protection film in Calgary costs $495 for a sedan or hatch, $595 for an SUV or truck, and $695 for a luxury or exotic vehicle. That is roughly 1/4 the price of a single OEM windshield replacement, which now runs $1,200–$2,300 once mandatory ADAS calibration is added. Final pricing depends on your exact make and model — request a free quote to confirm.

Yes. The 8-mil TPU film makes your glass 6x more impact-resistant than bare glass, which helps it absorb and deflect the small-to-moderate hail and gravel spray common in Calgary's summer storm season. It is not a guarantee against catastrophic baseball-sized hail, but it dramatically reduces the chipping and cracking that normally leads to a replacement.

No. The film is optically clear and is computer plotter-cut to your exact vehicle, then heat-formed so it never disturbs the factory urethane seal or the ADAS camera bracket area. Lane-keep, forward-collision, and rain-sensor systems continue reading through clean, undistorted glass. Because the film preserves your original windshield, you also avoid the $400–$800 ADAS recalibration a glass replacement would require.

It helps you avoid claims entirely. By stopping the chips that lead to glass damage, the film keeps you from filing repeated rock-chip or replacement claims that can raise your rates. Keeping your original factory glass also supports resale value, since OEM glass signals a clean, collision-free history.

Most windshield protection film installations take about 2–3 hours. Your film is pre-cut on a computer plotter before it touches the car, so the on-vehicle time is spent on cleaning, precise alignment, and heat-forming to the glass. We then ask you to avoid wipers and washing for the first 48 hours while the film begins to cure.

We install both ExoShield GT3 and ClearPlex Ultra, each a premium 8-mil TPU windshield protection film, and recommend the best fit for your vehicle and driving. Both deliver the same core performance: 6x impact resistance, 99.9% UV rejection, and a self-healing top coat. We'll confirm the exact film for your make and model when you book.

The film is a sacrificial layer designed to take the damage instead of your glass. In Calgary's gravel and pickle-mix conditions, expect 2–3 years of life before it gets pitted enough to warrant a fresh layer — still far cheaper than a $1,200–$2,300 windshield replacement. Note this 2–3 year film life is separate from our warranty (see below).

Every installation is backed by a 12-month workmanship warranty plus a 12-month manufacturer defect warranty against issues like delamination or yellowing. That coverage is separate from the 2–3 year film life: the film is a wear item meant to be re-applied as it gets pitted, while install defects and film defects are covered for the first 12 months.

Yes to UV — the film blocks 99.9% of UV rays, protecting your dashboard, seats, and skin. As for wipers, the self-healing top coat is scratch-resistant and heals minor abrasion, though we still recommend fresh wiper blades at installation to prevent grit from dragging across the surface.