Window films are constructed from a polyester substrate with a scratch-resistant coating. One side features a mounting adhesive that secures the film to the glass. Window films can be used for residential and commercial purposes to limit visible sunlight, protect furnishings from harmful UV rays, reject solar energy, retain heat during the winter, and secure windows from blasts or breakage.

Window films are applied to the interior surface of your windows by our expertly trained technicians. Certain triple-pane windows and/or difficult-to-reach areas may require us to install the film on the exterior of the glass.

Window Film life span varies per type of glass, window construction, and other factors. Some have been known to last over 25 years. Our technicians can give you a better estimate of the life expectancy of your film depending on the application. Professionally installed window film comes with a lifetime warranty against cracking, peeling, adhesive failure, or demetallization.

Window film helps combat the problems of fading, glare, and damage to furniture. Most importantly, it helps make occupants feel more comfortable in the room. Other applications help with needed privacy, heat rejection, and increased energy efficiency.

The sun will often damage window treatments such as draperies, curtains, blinds, and shades. Window film helps protect furnishings, including window treatments from premature fading.

Window film will maintain the natural colors of your interior spaces. With less need for draperies, curtains, blinds, and shades, rooms may actually brighten significantly. Some applications with help to reduce unwanted sunlight.

Window film can reduce up to 80% of the heat produced by solar energy. You will never have to worry about having too many windows in your home or office.

Window film reduces glare and helps eliminate eye fatigue from too much reflection.

Window film is professionally installed and can fit virtually any size or shape of flat-glass windows. We can customize any shape needed.

Window films can be cleaned just like any regular window. To prevent damage, be sure to use a soft clean cloth or sponge with cleaners that do not contain abrasive materials.