Residential window tinting
Home window tinting in South Florida
Keep your home cooler and more comfortable, protect your floors and furniture from fading, and add privacy where you need it.
Comfort you can feel in every room
Florida homes get sun almost every day of the year. Rooms with big windows or western exposure heat up fast, glare washes out the TV, and the sun slowly fades floors, rugs and furniture.
Residential window film tackles all of it at the glass. The right film keeps your view and your natural light while rejecting much of the heat and blocking up to 99% of UV rays.
Where homeowners use it
- Living and family rooms
- Bedrooms and nurseries
- Home offices
- Sliding glass doors
- French doors and sidelights
- Kitchens and breakfast nooks
- Bathrooms (privacy film)
- Sunrooms and Florida rooms
Why homeowners tint their windows
Keep rooms cooler
Window film rejects a large share of the solar heat that comes through glass, so sunny rooms stay comfortable.
Lower energy bills
Less heat coming in means your AC runs less, which can lower cooling costs through the long Florida summer.
Block UV rays
Quality films block up to 99% of UV rays, protecting skin and helping floors, furniture and artwork resist fading.
Reduce glare
Cut the harsh glare on TVs, computer screens and work areas while keeping your natural light and your view.
Add privacy
Choose daytime privacy tints, frosted or decorative films for bathrooms, offices, conference rooms and storefronts.
Improve safety
Safety and security films help hold broken glass together and make forced entry slower and harder.
Films for homes
Most homes are a fit for ceramic or solar control film. Decorative and security films solve specific problems like privacy and safety.
Solar control film
Our everyday workhorse for heat and glare. Available from light to dark shades, in reflective and low-reflective finishes.
Best for: Sunny rooms, west-facing glass, offices with screen glare.
- Reflective
- Dual-reflective
- Neutral, low-reflective
Ceramic window film
Nano-ceramic film rejects heat without a dark or mirrored look. Metal-free, so it will not interfere with cell or Wi-Fi signals.
Best for: Homes and lobbies that want heat control and a clear, natural view.
- Light ceramic
- Medium ceramic
- Dark ceramic
Decorative film
Frosted, etched-glass and patterned films for privacy and style, plus custom-cut graphics and logos for businesses.
Best for: Bathrooms, front doors, conference rooms, glass partitions, storefronts.
- Frosted and privacy
- Gradient and patterned
- Custom-cut graphics
Security and safety film
A thicker, tough film that helps hold shattered glass in place and slows down smash-and-grab entry.
Best for: Storefronts, ground-floor windows, glass doors and sliders.
- Clear safety film
- Security film with solar control
- Anti-graffiti film
Questions from homeowners
Will window tint make my home dark?
Not necessarily. Films come in many shades. Light and ceramic films reject heat while letting most of the daylight in, so rooms stay bright.
Can window film lower my electric bill?
It can help. Film reduces the solar heat that enters through the glass, so your AC has less work to do. How much you save depends on your windows, sun exposure and the film you choose.
My HOA or building has rules. Can you help?
Yes. Many HOAs and buildings have guidelines about how windows look from outside. We help you choose a film that fits those rules.
Does security film protect against hurricanes?
Security film helps hold broken glass together and slows down break-ins, but it is not a replacement for impact-rated windows or hurricane shutters.
Get a quote for your home
Tell us how many windows and doors you want to tint and what you want to improve. We will get back to you with a quote.