Residential Window Tinting

Improve your home’s energy efficiency and value while adding an invisible barrier of protection to your interiors with our premium residential window tinting films. Feel the difference superior window films can make. 

•  Enhanced Comfort: Our residential window films reduce solar heat by up to 67%, helping maintain even, moderate temperatures in your home.
• UV Protection: Block up to 99% of harmful UV rays, protecting your family and preventing the fading of furniture and interiors. Most architectural grade window films on the market will block up to 99% of harmful UV rays that cause damage to flooring, walls, and furniture in homes and offices.
• Glare Reduction: Reduce glare significantly, allowing you to work or relax without the strain of excessive sunlight.
• Privacy: Certain window films offer increased reflectivity, providing enhanced daytime and nighttime privacy for homeowners.
• Security: Thicker, more adhesive window films can deter break-ins and hold glass pieces together if shattered.
• Decorative Options: Achieve the look of etched, cut, or sandblasted glass at a fraction of the cost with our decorative window films.

 Sunlight can cause your room temperature to rise, making your air conditioning work harder. By blocking up to 67% of the sun's heat, our window films help keep temperatures comfortable and reduce the load on your air conditioner.

•  Sun Control: Designed to reduce solar heat transmission by increasing solar reflectivity and absorption through the glass.
• Safety and Security: Makes glass shatter-resistant by holding glass pieces together when broken, thanks to thicker polyester and a robust adhesive system.

 Window films, also known as window tints, are a versatile window treatment offering a range of benefits including improved comfort, fade protection, energy savings, privacy, and reduced glare. These films are applied to windows and glass surfaces in homes, buildings, and cars by trained professionals.

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Window films come in various colors from dark to clear to multicolored, and they are available in numerous patterns. They consist of three main parts: laminated polyester layers, coatings with adhesive, and a protective hard coat. 

Our window films help block UV rays. The Skin Cancer Foundation recommends using window film in residential and commercial buildings to screen out harmful UV rays.

 Keep in mind two factors that cause fading:

• UV Rays: Primarily responsible for fading, accounting for 40% of the problem.
• Infrared Radiation (IR) and Heat: Contributes 25% to the fading issue.
• Visible Light: Adds another 25% to the fading problem.
• Other Factors: The remaining 10% of fading is caused by naturally, physically, or chemically occurring factors such as vapors and off-gassing, wear and tear, the age of fabrics or woods, and dye fastness.

While no window film can completely block 100% of UV rays and fully prevent objects from fading naturally, it will slow down the process dramatically, thus preserving your property much longer than without window film.

 Certain window films offer enhanced privacy by increasing the reflectivity of your windows, preventing outsiders from seeing in during both the day and night.