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Home and business window tinting in the 928
Vehicles are not the only glass baking out here. We film sliding doors, west-facing windows, storefronts, and dining rooms across Prescott, Prescott Valley, and the rest of Yavapai County.
What film fixes in a Yavapai County house
Heat, before the AC fights it
A west-facing wall of glass turns a Prescott living room into an oven every summer afternoon. Film rejects that heat at the window, which is the only place you can stop it without blackout curtains.
Fading floors and furniture
Arizona UV bleaches wood floors, couches, art, and rugs a little more every day the sun crosses them. Quality film blocks 99% of UV without making the room dark.
Glare and privacy
Cut the glare off a TV or a monitor without giving up the view, and add daytime privacy on street-facing glass. Storefronts from Prescott to Cottonwood get the same deal: customers see in less, the merchandise fades less.
Glass we have filmed around the 928
See all our work →The door on the left of the first shot is bare glass; the right side has film on it. That difference is what your thermostat feels.
Home & business questions from the 928
Will window film make my house dark?
Not unless you want it to. Modern films come in shades from nearly clear on up, and the heat and UV rejection comes from the film's construction, not its darkness. Plenty of homes get a light film you barely notice.
Does film work on sliding glass doors?
Sliding doors are usually the best candidate in the whole house: big, west- or south-facing, and right where you feel the heat. It is the first glass we look at on most homes.
Do you do storefronts and offices?
Yes. Storefront glass, office windows, and dining rooms get the same treatment: less heat, less glare, less fading on whatever the sun crosses, without shutting off the natural light a business wants.
Price your Yavapai County windows
Tell us the vehicle and what you want done. We reply with a straight price, no runaround.
Got a room you avoid every Arizona afternoon?
Tell us which glass gets the sun and we will price the film that fixes it.