Window tinting or window film installation is a great way to keep cool in the Florida sun, improve energy efficiency, and reduce aging of interiors. Window films can be installed on the windows of your vehicle, home or business. There are several types of window films on the market including Dye/Metal, Nan Carbon Ceramic, Reflective and Privacy Films.
If you are considering getting window film installed, you may be wondering what to expect. Find out more about the process of installing window film for your car, home, or commercial property.
Car window tinting is a great way for you to protect the investment of your vehicle. There are a selection of quality Window Tint Films to provide you the right tint based on both vehicle type and car protection needs.
Window tinting in Florida has countless benefits – increased comfort, lower energy bills, greater privacy, and defense against UV Rays. As residents of the Sunshine State, window tinting is useful in both automobiles, residences, and businesses.
If you are interested in car window tinting or home window tinting in Florida, there are some laws and regulations that can help you decide what window films you can and should use.
Ceramic window tint is a premium window film, known for its high-heat rejection properties. Unlike standard dye film window tint, the material of the film is coated with nonconductive and nonmetallic ceramic particles.
The ceramic technology is invisible to the naked eye, but provides high performance ultraviolet rejection, blocking out glare and protecting you from the sun’s harmful rays.
The summer temperatures are heating up and the excessive heat can take its toll. The sun’s UV rays can reach high temperatures that make you uncomfortable and cause your energy bills to skyrocket.
Installing window tinting can block out heat and eliminate UV rays and harmful glare while maintaining visibility, allowing you to enjoy the beauty of natural light in comfort all year round. There are heat blocking window tinting options for your car, home, and business.
A window tint in your vehicle will help you save fuel and extend the life of your air conditioning system. In the summer heat, there are “hot spots” in your car that even your air conditioning system can’t overcome after your car has been parked in the sun.
There are several options for car window tints, including metallized window films, or nano carbon ceramic films that block out up to 66% of heat and an excellent ultraviolet filter.
The sun has several harmful effects while driving. It can create a distracting glare, damage your interiors, and heat up your vehicle. Car window tinting helps reduce all these problems while increasing privacy and giving your car a stylish look.
There are many different versions of car window tints on the market, and it can be difficult to understand which one is right for your needs. If you want to tint your car’s windows in 2021, there are several options available to give you the best results.
A great starter window tint is Metallized Car Window Tint. It will stop 43-49% of heat, has an excellent ultraviolet filter. We recommend the Solar Gard HP Supreme. This will help block out the sun and give you all the benefits of car window tinting at a fair price point.
There are a lot of questions about auto window tinting and how it works. As a top window tinting company in Southwest Florida for over 50 years, these are some of the most common questions we are asked.
The cost of window tinting will slightly vary based on the tint type and your vehicle. Our costs start as $32.50+tax for most single door windows. Our typical car prices start around $162 and go up to $500 for a ceramic window tint job on a large SUV.
