Solar film, decorative film, anti graffiti film, security film and custom graphics all reduce heat, but different films reduce different amounts of heat. Solar window film can reduce up to 63% of the heat coming through your windows. Generally, the darker shade of window tint you choose to have installed, the more heat the film will block. However, ceramic films contain no metal or dye, meaning they are optically clear, and they can also reject up to 63% of heat.

Yes! AZ Window Services offers several films that will not only reduce glare, but reduce heat and blocks 99% of UVA and UVB rays. Solar film reduces up to 62% of of visible light that comes through your windows and will make watching movies much more enjoyable.

Window film prices vary based on manufacturer, tier of tint and the type of film that is being installed. Pricing is generally based on the square footage of glass. On average, having window tint installed can cost anywhere between $6/sqft and $18/sqft. Speak with a sales representative or operations manager to discuss pricing or request a free quote!

Most solar film and decorative film is installed on the interior of windows in both residential and commercial settings. In fact, the majority of the products are made for interior installation. However, exterior window tints are available for both residential and commercial settings. Exterior film is commonly used for large buildings or double pane glass that is easily accessible to reach from the exterior. Building wraps are a great example of when AZ Window Services uses exterior film. Anti graffiti film and security film is often installed on the exterior as well.

When it comes to warranties on window film, each manufacturer is different. They do however have similar warranties. Warranties also differ based on the type of film that is being installed. For solar films, most residential interior installations have a lifetime limited warranty. Most commercial interior installations have a 10-15 year limited warranty. Most exterior installations have a 5-7 year limited warranty. To learn what a lifetime limited warranty entails and specific film warranties speak with a AZ Window Services representative!

Window films that don’t contain any dye won’t turn purple. New technology in the industry have eliminated the need to have dyed materials and has allowed most window films to be made with metals and ceramic metals instead of dye.

It is very common for the newly installed film to show evidence of water bubbles as it is part of the drying process. Don’t be alarmed, this is simply residual moisture trapped under the film that evaporates as the film cures to this window over the drying period mentioned below. It can sometimes take up to 60 days for all the moisture to evaporate. It is important to not touch or press on these bubbles as it will prolong the drying process and damage the film.

You can get daytime privacy with window film but the current products that are available do not allow for night time privacy if the lights are on. You can use a decorative film such as a frosted to achieve night time privacy, however, you will not be able to see in or out of that window during the day or night.

There are many different shades of window film to choose from that will dictate the performance of the film. All window film manufacturers make products that work the same but have different hues of color. You first need to decide if you are looking for a solar film or a decorative film. Some solar films can be more brown, gray, blue, or green in color and all reject heat differently. When it comes to decorative window film you can choose from frosted film, blackout film, whiteout film and more.

Nope! Our installers use drop cloths to protect your floors, walls and furniture from the soap and water solution we use during the installation process. We clean up all trash we generate from the installation and leave your space looking exactly how we found it. If you have concerns regarding your space and the installation process, speak with an operations manager to learn more!