Searching for window tinting in DFW? We offer expert installation for both homes and businesses.

Window tinting for homes offers multiple benefits. It significantly reduces solar heat gain, which lowers your energy costs and keeps your home cooler in the summer. It also blocks up to 99% of harmful UV rays that cause fading and damage to furniture, floors, and valuable artwork. Tints can also reduce glare, increase daytime privacy, and add an extra layer of security.

No, modern window films are engineered to be safe for all types of glass, including double-pane and Low-E windows. Professional installers know how to choose the right film to avoid issues like thermal stress and seal failure, or blow out. 

Most residential window film comes in a variety of shades and finishes, many of which are designed to be virtually invisible. You can choose a high-performance film that blocks heat and UV rays without significantly darkening your home or obstructing your view.

High-quality residential window film can last 15 to 20 years or more with professional installation and proper care. Most films include a manufacturer's warranty covering issues like peeling, bubbling, and discoloration.

Commercial window film can reduce energy consumption and costs. It reduces solar heat gain, decreasing the workload on your HVAC system. This can lead to savings of up to 30% on cooling costs. Certain films can retain warmth during colder months, increasing energy efficiency.

Yes, the installation process is similar, but commercial films are often engineered for larger glass areas, higher performance, and specific business needs. Commercial projects also involve different regulations and a larger scale of coordination compared to residential jobs.

Yes, certain security and safety films are designed to make glass harder to break. In the event of an impact or break-in attempt, the film holds shattered glass together, helping to deter intruders and protect building occupants.

Yes, commercial window tinting is subject to local laws and building codes, especially regarding visible light transmission (VLT) and reflectivity. Working with a professional installer knowledgeable about these regulations is crucial to ensure compliance.

It depends on square footage. Home and business windows all come in different shapes and sizes and some may require special equipment rentals to reach or access. Many factors go into pricing for home or commercial window tint estimates and no two are the same. It's best to contact us directly to schedule a free estimate at your location to get an exact price for your window tinting needs.