Marine Window Tinting
in South Florida
Boats, yachts and vessels of all sizes. We travel to your marina — professional window film that handles South Florida's sun better than anything on the water.
Authorized Dealer & Trusted By
We Come To You.
Every South Florida Marina.
South Florida is one of the most demanding marine environments in the world — intense UV, brutal midday glare and heat that turns boat cabins into ovens. We've been protecting vessels on these waters for over 37 years.
We handle boats of all sizes and travel directly to marinas across Broward County and the Fort Lauderdale waterway corridor. Our films are engineered for the marine environment — salt-air resistant, optically clear and built to last on the water.
- Blocks 99% of UV-A and UV-B — protects leather, upholstery and wood trim
- Dramatically reduces cabin heat — cooler for passengers and electronics
- Cuts glare off the water for safer navigation and guest comfort
- Salt-air and moisture resistant — engineered for marine conditions
- Optically clear — no distortion, no interference with visibility
- Licensed and insured to enter any marina — no access issues
- We travel to marinas across Broward County at no extra charge
Every Glass Surface.
Covered.
Tap any hotspot on the vessel to see exactly what the film does in that location.
Windshield
The windshield takes the worst of it — direct sun, blinding water reflections and intense forward glare that makes navigation dangerous. Professional window film slashes glare while keeping forward visibility completely clear.
Salon Windows
The salon is where guests spend most of their time. Large glass panels are beautiful but they turn the cabin into a greenhouse. Film keeps interiors up to 15°F cooler — guests stay comfortable, and your AC doesn't work as hard.
Flybridge
The captain's command center sits fully exposed to the elements. Flybridge film reduces glare from both the sun and water, cuts instrument screen wash-out, and keeps the helm temperature-managed during long days on the water.
Cabin Ports
Below-deck portholes let light into sleeping quarters and crew areas — but also let in UV that fades leather berths, wood trim and upholstery. Marine film stops 99% of UV without blocking the light or the view, preserving your interior investment.
The Numbers
On The Water
* Performance figures reflect published SunTek spec sheet values. Actual results vary by film type and shade selected — ask us for film-specific specs.
Marine Tinting FAQ
We come to you. We travel to marinas across Broward County at no additional charge. Just let us know where your vessel is docked and we'll arrange a time that works around your schedule.
All sizes — from center consoles and sport boats to large motor yachts and sailboats. If it has glass, we can tint it. Our team has experience with every vessel type that comes through South Florida waters.
We use SunTek window film for marine applications. Professional window film is built for the marine environment — it resists salt air, holds up to the UV intensity of South Florida sun, and is engineered to last on the water far better than standard films.
No on both counts. Our window films are optically clear — they cut glare and UV without creating distortion or color shift. They have no interference with GPS, radar, VHF radio or any other electronic navigation equipment on board.
With properly installed window film, expect 8–12 years in a typical South Florida marine environment. The key factors are film quality and installation — edges sealed correctly and no bubbles that trap moisture. Both are handled by our experienced team.
