Solar West Glass Tinting

Tinted windows keep the house as much as 15 degrees cooler during hot summer months by rejecting heat by as much as 70 percent. Damaging UV rays are reduced by as much as 99.9 percent, and glare reduction by as much as 85 percent.

Would you like a desk with a view without compromising on privacy? Then window tinting is your answer. With tinted windows, you can enjoy a desk view from any window large or small without being seen from the outside.

That expensive couch you just bought will fade in no time if you leave it in direct sunlight by a window. By applying a film of tint to the windows you can save your seat!

Believe it or not, experts agree that you need to protect your skin from sunlight pouring in through your windows when you’re inside your home. Window tinting can reduce this risk substantially by blocking most of the sun’s UV rays.

If your energy bills are high or your home never seems to get comfortably cool, consider tinting your windows. This alternative helps to block the sun’s heating radiation from coming into your home from its most obvious sources: the windows.

Window films make your home more efficient. Not only do they protect your home without compromising your view, but keeping out the heat stops your air conditioner from being overtaxed in the summer months.

Whether you are looking to save money on your energy bills, block out the view of bystanders, or reduce the fading on your furniture from the sun’s glare, we have the right window tint for you. We can go through all the options to help you find the tint that is right for you, your home, and your wallet.

When you have picture windows in your office building, it's not always practical to purchase curtains or window treatments for it. Tinting the windows can dim the sunlight coming in without costing a fortune.

Sometimes called smart film, modern films were innovated by the NASA space program. A metal coating process known as sputtering deposits silver, an incredible heat reflector, onto a polyester film, but other metals can be deposited as well. Each metal has its own spectral properties and opens the possibilities to smarter films that can reflect more heat.

If you've ever tried to replace a square of carpet in the sunniest part of your office, you know that the sun can fade even the most durable materials over time. Tinting your windows can keep your carpet looking great.

Are you trying to sell your home in a competitive buyer's market? If so, tinting your windows can change the appearance of the rooms and give an extra selling point your competition won't necessarily have.

A great way to reduce those utility bills is to install window tinting in your home or business. Window tinting not only keeps heat from escaping in the winter months, but it blocks solar heat from entering in the summer.

Have you experienced issues with fading due to the harmful effects of UV light coming through your windows? UV window film can greatly reduce the incidence of UV damage to fabrics, carpet, artwork, and wood.

Did you know that window tinting can be used to add a decorative element to your home? There are films available that can actually imitate the look of expensive windows but at a much lower cost.