Sit in it after lunch again
Big glass facing the afternoon sun is the classic one. Film stops up to 79% of the heat at the window, so the room stops cooking and the air con stops working overtime.
For homes
A cooler house, with the view left in
Residential window tinting for the heat, the glare, the fading and the neighbours. Fitted across the Macedon Ranges, Melbourne’s north and west, and Geelong.
Where it helps
Every house has that one room
Stop the fading
UV is what bleaches timber floors and fabric. Window film blocks 99% of it, which slows the fading right down.
See out, not in
Privacy films give you a clear view out by day while the street and the neighbours see a reflection. You keep the light and lose the fishbowl.
Readable screens
Cut the glare on screens and shiny surfaces without drawing the blinds and sitting in the dark.
New builds & big glass
Designed for the light. Not for February.
Raked ceilings, full-height windows, glass on the west side: they look incredible on the plans and then the first summer arrives. Film is the fix that doesn’t mean blinds over the windows you paid for.
How it works
From squinting to sorted
You tell us what’s wrong
Too hot, too bright, too exposed, or the floorboards are fading. Call, or send the form with a rough idea of the windows.
We measure, you see the samples
We come out, look at which way the glass faces, and hold real film samples up to it so you can see the difference from your own couch. You get a quote. It’s free.
We fit it, and tidy up
On the day, the film goes on clean and the place is left as we found it. Just cooler.
Questions
What people ask before the measure
Anything not here, ask on the day. That’s what the visit is for.
Will tinting make my rooms dark?
Not unless you want it to. Films come in a range of shades, from nearly clear to properly dark. A lot of the heat-rejecting films are light enough that most people only notice the glare has gone. We bring samples to the measure so you can hold them up to your own windows.
Can people still see in at night?
Most privacy films work one way in daylight: bright outside, darker inside, so you can see out and the street can't see in. At night, with the lights on inside, that flips. If you need privacy after dark too, ask about frosted and decorative films, or keep the blinds for night-time.
Will it stop my floors and furniture fading?
It helps a lot. UV is the main cause of fading, and quality window film blocks around 99% of it. Visible light and heat play a part too, so nothing stops fading completely, but tinting slows it right down.
What happens at the free measure and quote?
We come out, look at the windows, which way they face, and what's bothering you: heat, glare, privacy or fading. Then we measure up and show you film samples against your own glass. You get a quote to think over. No charge, and no pressure.
Which areas do you cover?
We're based in Gisborne and cover the Macedon Ranges, Melbourne's northern and western suburbs, and Geelong and surrounds. If you're just outside that, ask.
How do I look after tinted windows?
Give new film a few weeks to cure before you clean it. After that, clean it with a soft cloth or squeegee and a mild, non-abrasive cleaner. Skip anything gritty or ammonia-based, and never use a scraper on the film.
Free measure & quote
The sun’s not going anywhere. The glare can.
Tell us which windows are giving you grief. We’ll come out, hold the samples up to your glass, and give you a quote. No charge.