Professional Commercial Window Tinting in Boynton Beach
- 25+ Years Experience
- Locally Owned
- Licensed & Insured
Our Services for Your Boynton Beach Businesses
Solar control specifications
We use spectrally selective or other types of high-performance film in those cases where sunlight, solar heat gain, and exterior aesthetics must all be taken into consideration.
Reflective performance
We test dual-reflective films when a higher degree of exterior solar control is required without an equal amount of interior reflectivity at night.
Glass protection
For safety requirements, security films can be considered based on impact resistance and test procedures.
Aesthetic considerations and light transmission
We use VLT and reflectance properties to control light entry and aesthetics of the finished glass.
What We Look At Before Recommending a Film
The best film is not about the color of the glass alone. The solar heat gain coefficient, visible light transmittance, reflectance, type of glazing, and the orientation of the windows all determine how a film will work after it has been installed. The U.S. Department of Energy says that solar heat gain coefficient and visible light transmittance are two of the key things to consider in solar control performance assessment. We ensure these factors before recommending the window film options for your commercial spaces.
Compatibility With Glass
When choosing a film, one has to take into consideration the glazing system, glass construction, and the presence of any applied films on the glass.
Interior Uses and Occupant Needs
We analyze how the glazed area will be used. Computer workstations in an office will require a different film compared to a storefront, conference room, reception area, or retail space that displays merchandise.
Exposure to the Sunlight During the Day
There can be great variations in how intense the sunlight is and when during the day it reaches a certain elevation. We evaluate where there will be direct exposure to the sun so that we recommend the proper specification based on these conditions.
Visibility From Inside
Interior visibility, exterior view, privacy, and light transmission requirements can affect the choice of the film specification. This is especially true for offices and customer areas.
Condition of Existing Film & Surface
We will assess the condition and see if the film needs to be removed or prepared before installation of new film. Any adhesive residue, damage to existing film, or surface contamination may affect preparation needed for the new installation.
Window Films We Specify for Boynton Beach Properties
Solar Control Films
Specified for exterior glazing applications where solar heat gain, glare, or radiant heat is an issue within the occupied space. Performance of film is relative to the existing glazing and exposure and not simply selecting the darkest film available.
UV Blocking Films
Specified for occupied areas where UV reduction is desirable. UV blocking films provide substantial UV rejection with a relatively clear appearance.
Privacy Films
Specified for offices, meeting rooms, reception areas, store frontages, and interior glass applications where visibility control is the key issue. Frosted films and other privacy films can be specified according to the degree of visual control required.
Decorative and Patterned Films
When there is a need for more than just solar or privacy control from commercial glass. Frosted patterns, etched finish films, and other decorative films can identify glass areas or zoning.
Security Films
Applied for glazing applications in which extra protection and containment of glass fragments are key concerns. Film thickness, anchoring mechanisms, and current glazing construction are considered during assessment of suitability for this type of film.
Specialty Films
In situations where the use of glazing material poses special considerations, then specialty films are evaluated instead of trying to apply solar control film to all types of glazing.
Final Film Recommendation
Prior to film application, the VLT, reflectivity, solar control performance, aesthetics, and compatibility of the film with existing glass are assessed. We can then recommend different films for different commercial zones.
How We Handle Your Commercial Window Tinting
Verify the scope
Glass surfaces, film type, coverage, and preparation. We find the scope of work to initiate the process.
Schedule access
Schedule the task with consideration of occupancy, operational areas, and site access.
Prepare the glass
Clean and prepare all surfaces properly for film application.
Apply the film
Apply the film as required with correct alignment and clean edges.
Evaluate the finish
We review coverage, alignment, edge finish, and overall quality.
Detail aftercare
Provide information on post-installation procedures.