Most homes don't need the same dark tint on every window. A west-facing living room, a home office and a street-facing bedroom usually have different problems, so we look at each room and explain which film suits it before you decide.

We aim for a result that matches what you expected: less heat and glare, daytime privacy where you need it, and as much natural light as possible.

Residential window tinting
We tint living rooms, bedrooms, home offices and suitable glazed doors. Window film can help reduce heat, glare and UV, which also helps reduce fading of furniture and floors. We're upfront about what film won't do. Reflective privacy works during the day, but once it's dark outside and your lights are on, people can usually see in, so blinds or curtains still do that job at night.

Commercial window tinting
For offices, shops and other suitable premises, we help reduce glare on screens and heat at desks near the windows. We assess each area and schedule installation around agreed site access, so your staff and customers can keep going with minimal disruption.

What to expect
Tell us which rooms are bothering you. We check your glass type before recommending a film, explain your options in plain English, and provide an itemised quote so you know what's included before anything goes on the glass. Photos help us prepare a more accurate quote, though some jobs need a site assessment. We'll also explain curing and aftercare, and if you're in an apartment, what to check with your strata first.

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