Home window tinting in Houston.

The hot side of the house gets cool. The view stays. Free quotes, clean installs, ceramic films that last.

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Why homeowners call

That one room you stop using after lunch.

West-facing windows, tall patio doors, the breakfast nook with the big glass: in Houston the sun picks a room and the AC never catches up. Window film goes on the glass you already own and cuts the solar heat before it gets in.

We are a locally owned, family operated company, tinting Houston glass since 2020, with offices in Webster and Clute. We come to you, hold real film samples up to your own window, and quote the job in writing. Most installs are done in a day and the house is left the way we found it.

An installer tinting the tall living room windows of a Houston home

What changes

What residential window film does

Good fit

Where it makes the biggest difference

The back of a two-story Houston home with a pool and tinted windows

The details

The films we put on homes

Most of our homeowners choose Pristine 70, a clear ceramic film that keeps the daylight and the view while blocking the heat. Ultraview 15 is a dual reflective film for strong heat rejection and daytime privacy, and Nature 20 is the more neutral choice when you want the privacy without the mirror look. Decorative frosted films cover bathrooms and entry glass. We bring the samples; you pick on your own window, in your own light.

How an install day goes

Straight answers

Questions people ask about residential window film.

No. A light ceramic film keeps most of the daylight. You will notice the heat and glare drop before you notice the glass looks any different. We show you samples before you decide.

We check your glass type and your window maker's terms before we quote, and we only put film on glass it is rated for. The films we install carry their own manufacturer warranty.

Most homes are done in a day. Larger homes or two-story glass can take two. We tell you up front.

Quality ceramic film, installed right, lasts for many years without bubbling, peeling or turning purple. Cheap dyed film is what gives tint a bad name.

Wait about 30 days for the film to cure, then clean with a soft cloth and a mild, ammonia-free cleaner. No razor blades, no abrasive pads.

It depends on how many windows, how big the glass is, and the film. Quotes are free and written, and we come to you.

Watch it happen

Real jobs, on video.

Pristine 70 clear ceramic film, Richmond homePlay video: Pristine 70 clear ceramic film, Richmond home

Pristine 70 clear ceramic film, Richmond home

Ultraview 15 dual reflective film on a large homePlay video: Ultraview 15 dual reflective film on a large home

Ultraview 15 dual reflective film on a large home

Nature 20 film, Sugar Land homePlay video: Nature 20 film, Sugar Land home

Nature 20 film, Sugar Land home

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Tell us about your windows.

We come to you, hold samples up to your own glass, and quote it in writing.