Residential Window Film in Greensboro, NC
Window film is designed to address the inefficiencies and vulnerabilities of the windows in your home.
How are windows inefficient?
They allow in the sun’s heat in the summer which costs you money
Windows allow manmade heat (from HVAC) to escape in the winter which costs you money and comfort
Excessive light from the sun passes through your windows, causing glare and furniture fade
How are windows vulnerable?
They tend to be the weakest point of a home making it easy for unwanted entry
When glass breaks it can cause injury to those nearby
Invest in Your Home with Window Film

Advantages of Residential Window Film
Energy Savings: We get hot summers and cold winters here in North Carolina, so regulating the temperature inside goes a long way toward saving money on heating and air conditioning costs. Window films can reduce heat transfer through your windows by a whopping 80%! Sun control window film rejects the sun’s heat to regulate interior temperatures, lowering energy bills and extending the life of HVAC systems.
Improved Comfort: Because window film regulates interior temperatures, you’ll save money and you’ll enjoy improved comfort.
Less Glare: The sun can cast a bothersome glare across technology screens, leading to eye strain and discomfort. Window film works to reduce glare, keeping the view outside your window but minimizing the unnecessary glare on your computer, phone, and television screens.
UV Protection: UV rays do irreversible damage to furniture, artwork, and our skin! In fact, UV rays are the leading cause of fading. Protect people and property with window film! With properly installed window film, you can block up to 99% of UV rays.
Increased Safety: Many homeowners don’t understand that high-quality window films make your house safer, too! In the case of severe weather or an accidental break in the window, properly installed safety and security window film helps keep glass fragments contained. It can also slow down or deter would-be criminals from breaking in through a window.
