XPEL Vision Home Window Film

Regular glass windows only block up to 40% of UV rays. Window film can block up to 99% of UV rays, thus reducing damage to furniture and electronics, and helping save on energy costs.

If privacy is your goal, you will want to choose dark window tint, for example, a tint with a 15% VLT.

Tinting your home’s windows have many benefits! These include privacy, protection from UV rays that can damage electronics and furniture, glare reduction, and energy savings.

This is dependent on a number of factors: The types of materials used, the window that the film is placed on, the orientation of the window, and even local climate can all affect the long-term resiliency of window film. However, we expect XPEL window film to last 20 years or more.

Yes! You may even have particular sections of a window treated with window film if you’d like.

Yes, you can but it’s not as simple as some people think. Either hire a professional or do careful research before tackling the project.

As much as we’d like to install your residential window tint you can do it yourself. However, be aware that the quality of the install job will significantly affect the life of the window film though.

Be aware that home window tint needs to dry for 2-3 weeks before you touch or clean it. After that, you can clean the windows but make sure to avoid any cleaners that use ammonia. Warm water, or gently cleaners along with a microfiber cloth or chamois work great for keeping the windows clean.

Unlike cars, there are no regulations around which house tint you may use.

This is dependent upon how many windows you tint in your home. A whole house can take a whole day or a few windows can take an hour. Once you contact us, we typically can give an estimate within a day or two and complete an install within a week.