
Solar-control film can reduce glare and solar heat entering through glass, helping rooms with strong sun exposure feel more comfortable.
Quality architectural films can block a high percentage of ultraviolet light, helping reduce fading of flooring, furniture, merchandise and artwork. Fading also has other causes, so no film can completely prevent it.
Frosted, patterned and privacy films can separate offices, improve restroom or entry privacy, and create a finished glass appearance while allowing selected light.
Common projects include offices, storefronts, restaurants, schools, healthcare spaces, warehouses and vehicle-dealership glass.
Film must be matched to the glass type, size, construction, shading and condition. The wrong film can increase thermal stress, so each project should be evaluated.
Will window film make my home dark?
Not necessarily. Films are available in different shades and reflectivity levels.
Does film lower energy bills?
It may reduce solar heat gain and cooling demand, but savings vary by glass, exposure, building condition and HVAC use.
Can you tint double-pane windows?
Often yes when a compatible film is selected after evaluating the glass system.
For pricing, scheduling, or help choosing the right option for your vehicle or property, call or text 859-254-5463. Visit us at 684 Grot Drive in Lexington, Kentucky. We are open Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
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