Certified Commercial Window Tinting in Fort Lauderdale
- 25+ Years Experience
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- Licensed & Insured
What Is Your Commercial Glass Costing You?
Heat in perimeter zones
Prevent solar heat buildup when employees or customers occupy areas with exposed glass.
Glare in the afternoon
Increase visibility of monitors and displays affected by the sun.
Solar heat gain
Manage radiant heat coming in through large expanses of commercial glass.
Daylight balance lost
Avoid a dark film and just reduce the excess brightness.
UV light inside
Prevent UV light transmission to floors, furniture, product displays, and other surfaces.
Where Does Window Film Make the Biggest Difference?
1
Large window-to-wall ratios
Focus on larger areas of glazing where the benefits of solar gain have a higher impact on the space and cooling load.
2
Eastern and western facades
Look at times of reduced-angle sunlight, which will create strong heat and glare conditions in occupied zones.
3
Cooling load-driven spaces
Look for spaces where window gains contribute to the overall air-conditioning load of the building.
4
Perimeter office workstations
Focus on the glazing directly impacting the occupants, as thermal and visual discomfort will be higher in those spaces.
5
High-performance glass
Specify appropriate films where too much daylight or glare is causing issues for screen or display readability.
6
Existing commercial glazing
Add films to existing glazing where higher solar performance is desired without replacing windows.
How Do We Determine the Right Film?
Existing glazing
Determine film compatibility before choosing it based on the type of glass and pane arrangement.
SHGC
Assess the ability of the film to block solar heat from penetrating through the glazing.
VLT
Choose an adequate VLT percentage for that area without unnecessarily darkening the glass.
Sun exposure
Consider the direction and amount of direct sunlight hitting each elevation.
Interior function
Determine how the glass is used (office spaces, retail space, etc.)
Exterior aesthetics
Check the reflectance and aesthetics of the film in comparison with the existing façade.
What Changes After the Film Is Installed?
Previous glazing will remain
No removal of commercial glazing or adjustment of the window system.
Improved aesthetics
Achieve a uniform look at certain sections of the facade.
Minimal impact on building structure
Install the film without modifying the windows, frames, and finishes.
Easy maintenance
Clean the treated glass using approved methods that do not harm the film post-installation.
Easy servicing
Keep the film accessible for inspection, cleaning, and maintenance in the long run.
Gradual installation
Install certain sections of the film in phases where complete window shutdown is not possible.
