The first key benefit is the reduction of fading. Exposure to the sun, especially the UV rays, quickly discolors anything directly in the path of the sun. Window tinting filters out up to 99% of the damaging UV rays that cause the fading of curtains and drapes, carpet, furniture, hardwood floors, and artwork. Tinting will keep these items looking nicer, longer.

Second, rooms can get so hot they become unusable. Tinting the windows in these rooms make them usable all day long, all year 'round.

Third, and related to rooms becoming so hot they are unusable, is the energy savings the homeowner and business enjoys as a result of window tinting, both summer and winter. During hot summer days, your air conditioner will run less and in the winter, the tinting film will create a thermal layer keeping the cold out while helping keep your heat in.

Fourth, tinting is an important factor when it comes to reducing glare on your television or computer screen.  

Finally, window tinting, while providing you with a terrific view to the outside world, helps you retain your privacy while you are inside your home or business.

Any non-ammonia cleaner and a soft cloth or paper towel will work. We use Sprayway Glass Cleaner, but there are several products on the market that work well also. Just be sure to read the label and be sure it does not contain ammonia. If you use a professional window cleaning service, let them know your windows are tinted.

Dual pane windows are very common these days. They have two panes of glass about one-half inch apart with gas sealed in between the two panes. These windows can be tinted; however, certain guidelines must be followed.

This is a film made with a much thicker polyester and thicker, more aggressive adhesive system. This film is designed to make the glass shatter-resistant by holding the glass pieces together when broken.