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Commercial window tint
Film on your building's glass can cut the afternoon heat, keep a conference room private, stop glare on screens and make a storefront window harder to break through. We size up the glass and what you need from it, then recommend one film. You do not have to sort through a catalog.
What commercial film does
Heat rejection
Keeps solar heat out so the building stays cooler and the air conditioning works less. Available in clear films that keep the view and mirrored films that add daytime privacy, in a range of shades.
Privacy
For offices, conference rooms, clinics and anywhere people should not see in. Privacy film keeps the natural light coming through while blocking the view.
Safety and security
Thicker film that reinforces the glass. It makes a window harder to break through and holds the pieces together if it does break, from an accident, a storm or a break-in. In some cases it can help a facility meet building code.
Decorative
Frosted, patterned, blackout and whiteout films for entryways, glass walls and partitions. Adds privacy and a finished look without replacing the glass.
Glare control
Screens you can read and front desks you can sit at, without closing the blinds all afternoon.
UV protection
Slows the fading of flooring, furniture and merchandise in the window.
How a commercial quote works
Call or text either shop with the address, roughly how many windows, and the problem you want solved: heat, privacy, safety or looks. We can come out, look at the glass and the direction it faces, and give you a price for the film we would put on it.
Most of our film comes from SunTek, one of the first companies to make window film for buildings. One supplier means we know the product line well and can tell you plainly which film fits.
- Offices and conference rooms
- Storefronts and retail windows
- Restaurants and studios
- Medical and professional offices
- Glass doors, partitions and entryways
- Buildings across the New River Valley
Tell us about the building
Address, about how many windows, and what you want the film to do. We will come take a look.