Waimea sits high, cool and green in paniolo country β and its vehicles still run the Queen K and Kohala Mountain Road. Tint, PPF, coatings and wraps in Holualoa.
Waimea β Kamuela on your mail, because KauaΚ»i already had a Waimea β sits at around 2,670 feet in South Kohala. It is cooler, wetter and greener than the coast, genuine ranch country, and home to Parker Ranch, one of the largest cattle ranches in the United States. If you only ever drove in Waimea you might reasonably wonder why anyone here needs window tint.
The answer is that Waimea vehicles do not stay in Waimea. They come down the Kohala Mountain Road or run the Queen K to the coast, they drive to Kona and to Hilo, and they spend their working days at sea level in full sun before coming home to the cool. That commute pattern is hard on a vehicle: nineteen miles of narrow, winding ranch road on Route 250, or the fast open lava-field run down to the coast, both of which are exactly where rock chips come from.
For most Waimea customers the priorities are paint protection film on the front end for the roads, and ceramic tint for the hours the vehicle spends down on the coast. Trucks and ranch vehicles get the most out of matching the front windows to factory privacy glass at a legal 35%. The drive to us is about an hour down the mountain, so it is worth booking properly β build a proposal online and we will have the estimate and the slot ready.
Build a proposal online and get an estimate before you make the drive. Brett reviews every one personally and confirms final pricing.
