Help Protect the Home You Love.
UV protection window film helps reduce the ultraviolet light that comes through your windows and contributes to fading.
UV Protection Window Film
Protecting Floors, Furniture and Finishes
You chose your floors, furniture and fabrics with care. Over time, the sun coming through your windows can fade them, especially in bright rooms that get direct light.
Many residential window films block most UV, and the exact amount varies by product. Reducing UV helps slow fading. Visible light and heat also play a part, so no film can prevent fading completely. It's one of the simplest ways to help protect your interior.
What it can help with
- Helps reduce UV. Many films block most UV. We'll share the exact specifications.
- Helps slow fading. Reduce one of the main contributors to faded floors and fabrics.
- Little change to the room. Clear and light films offer UV protection without darkening the space.
- Works with other goals. Privacy, heat and glare films often include UV protection too.
No film prevents all fading
UV is a major cause of fading, but visible light and heat contribute as well. Window film can help reduce it. We'll be straight with you about what a film can and can't do.
Where it helps
Rooms Homeowners Ask About Most
- Living rooms with hardwood floors
- Rooms with artwork or photos
- Furniture near windows
- Bedrooms
- Patio and sliding glass doors
- Sunny entryways
Every home and window is different. We'll recommend a film based on your glass, the room and what you want to improve.
FAQs
Common Questions
Will window tint block UV rays?
Many residential window films block most UV, but the exact amount varies by product, so we'll share the specifications for the films we suggest. Reducing UV helps slow fading. Visible light and heat also play a part, so no film can stop fading completely.
Does residential window tint make my home darker?
It depends on the film. Lighter films let most of the daylight through and are hard to notice from inside. Darker and more reflective privacy films reduce more light, which some rooms welcome and others don't.
We'll help you find the balance between privacy, light and view for each room, so you aren't trading one problem for another.
Can window tint be installed on existing windows?
In most cases, yes. Window film is applied to the glass you already have. Whether a particular film is a good fit depends on your glass type, such as dual-pane, Low-E or tempered, plus its age and condition. We check that the film and the glass are compatible before recommending anything.
Other ways we can help
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