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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS REGARDING WINDOW FILM

How Film Works | Benefits | Installation | Guarantee

• What is window film? - A micro-thin material which allows adequate sunlight with less heat and UV rays.  When applied to the interior of your windows, the film acts as an "invisible shield" that rejects up to 80% of the sun's heat.  In the summertime, your home is cooler and more comfortable.  In the wintertime, window films contain heat for year-round comfort.  In the end, you save on energy bills.
   

• How will it protect from fading? - Actually, nothing will completely stop colors from fading.  However, the new window films installed by Sun Tech Glass Tinting willl stop 99.9% of the damaging UV rays and slow down the fading process.

• Is window film expensive? - No.  In fact, the average installation costs less than most other window treatments.  Window film will bring a quick return on investment by means of reduced utility costs and longevity of your possessions.

• Will it reduce heat coming in through windows? - Yes.  Window film reduces the amount of heat entering your home by up to 80%.

• Will it reduce glare on my TV or monitor? - Yes.  Window films dramatically reduce glare caused by sunlight on television screens and computer monitors.

• Will it harm my house plants? - No. Window films let visible light in while blocking heat.

• Is window film hard to clean? - No.  Window film is practically maintenance free!  It has a scratch-resistant coating that may be cleaned with any home cleaning products, including ammonia-based cleaners such as Windex or Glass Plus.

• How long will my film last? - Your window film is a high-performance film that is warranted for 20 years or more for both labor and materials.

• Is window film safe for dual-pane or insulated windows? - Yes.  Sun Tech Glass Tinting's entire line of window films is thermal safe and manufactured specifically for all types of windows.