Residential Window Tinting
Home window film that cuts heat, glare and UV, and gives you privacy without blacking the place out.
Cooler rooms, less fade, more privacy.
West-facing rooms that cook all afternoon, a lounge you cannot watch television in, furniture and flooring bleaching out. Residential film handles all three. We measure, recommend a shade, and fit it cleanly to your glass.
- Heat and glare reduction in the rooms that need it
- UV blocking that protects furniture, flooring and art
- Daytime privacy without losing your view
- Clean, bubble-free installation
How it works
- Tell us about the roomsWhich windows, which way they face, and what bothers you: heat, glare, fading or privacy.
- Measure and recommendWe measure the glass and suggest a film and shade.
- InstallFilm is cut and fitted cleanly to each pane.
- Enjoy the room againCooler, less glare, and your view stays.
Home window tint questions
Will window film make my house dark?
Not unless you want it to. Films range from nearly clear to dark, and many cut heat and glare without changing how the room looks much.
Can I still see outside?
Yes. You keep your view, and many films add daytime privacy so people outside can't see in as easily.
Does window film help with heat?
Yes. It cuts the heat coming through sunny windows, which helps most in west- and south-facing rooms that cook in the afternoon.
Will it stop my floors and furniture from fading?
Window film blocks most of the sun's UV, one of the main causes of fading, so it slows fading a lot. No film stops it completely.
Do you do offices and storefronts too?
Yes. See commercial window tinting.
Get a home window tint quote
Tell us which rooms and what bothers you most: heat, glare, fading or privacy. We'll come back with a straight price.
Prefer to talk? Call (925) 966-2928, 7 days a week, 9 AM to 6 PM.