Prices vary based on film type, window size, accessibility of windows and installation time. Most range from $7- $25 per sq ft as an average not dealing with a custom film.

No. Modern ceramic films are designed to be high performance without needing to be "dark". We have films that are virtually clear yet still block uv, and heat.

Not exactly. One-way mirror films rely on lighting conditions; they reflect the side with the brighter light. At night, if your lights are on inside, people can still see in unless you have blinds or curtains. You get privacy during the daytime with privacy window film or if you frost glass blocking the view from inside and out.

Most well know films from major manufacturers can last between 10-20 years. Premium ceramic and dual-reflective films often come with a limited lifetime warranty. See manufacturer for each specific film and warranty terms and conditions.

Window films can reject from 20% - 78% of total solar energy, depending on the film type. High performance ceramic and dual-reflective films are designed to block infrared heat, reduce glare, and keep indoor spaces cooler with our blacking out your windows. Even lighter films can still reject 40%-60% of heat, helping lower energy bill and improve comfort in every room.

No. window film can lower your cooing cost, but it will not typically cut your bill by 50%. In most home and offices, window films reduce cooling energy used by 10%-30%, depending on window size, sun exposure, film type, and HVAC efficiency in home or building. What you will notice is:

* Rooms stay cooler and more comfortable

* Your AC runs less often than before

* Hot spots near window are reduced

* Long-term energy savings add up month after month

* ROI 3-7 years depending on home or building external factors

Window film is one fo the most cost effective upgrade for improving and reducing comfort, but we cannot guarantee a specific amount of utility bill reduction.

A client contacts us because one of their rooms gets extremely hot during the summer.

* Original room temperature 98°F.

* We install dual-reflective DR05 film, on of the strongest heat-rejection films available.

* After installation, the room now measures 90°F.

The customer says:

| "The film didn't work - the room is still hot."

✔️ Explanation: The film is working- other factors are now the limitation.

The film successfully lowered the room temperature by 8°F degrees. Window film can only control heat through the glass, not heat coming from insulation, the attic, walls, or HVAC issues. For more cooling beyond this point, the home needs airflow or insulation adjustments as possible options.

Window films greatly reduce fading but cannot stop it 100%. There are many factors to fading, UV is only one factor to fading. Film blocks 99% of UV rays, but other factors like heat, natural light, other factors contribute to fading. Some fading is still possible over the years.