Can residential window tint be removed?
Yes, however, we do recommend that it be uninstalled by a professional to avoid damaging the glass surface. [...]
Will solar window film prevent the sun from heating up my home in the winter?
Solar film will actually insulate the glass, holding the heat inside your home. Glass windows and doors account for a [...]
What is “low-e” window film?
A. "Low-e" is short for "low emissivity". Low-e films absorb and emit relatively low levels of radiant thermal energy. [...]
How much difference does an extra pane of glass make?
Quite a bit. A double-pane window is thermally insulated by a gas trapped between two panes of glass, and effectively [...]
Will the window tint darken up the room?
This will depend on how much visible light you want to reduce in your home or office. We offer a [...]
Do you have decorative films?
We have frosted film and other decorative films that will add privacy and style to any window or glass [...]
Will window tinting kill my house plants?
For the first few days some plants may go into a state of shock while adjusting to the new light. [...]
FAQ: Can you tint skylights?
Yes! Skylights account for a tremendous amount of heat buildup in the warmer months. We recommend using a dark [...]
How long will it take for my new solar window film to dry?
At first, the film will have a milky or clouded look in spots. This is quite common and a normal [...]