Frequently Asked Questions

FAQ

Most residential applications carry a lifetime warranty, which covers any film failure whatsoever.

Commercial installations carry between 10-15 years warranty depending on the product.

With transparent privacy films, once you turn your lights on, and it is dark outside, you will be able to see into the home.
This is true for every film on the market, there is no way around this physical limitation.

The only option for nighttime privacy would be to use a frosted decorative film, which will block vision from both sides.

The vast majority of films are installed on the interior surface. However in certain cases, and to achieve the absolute maximum amount of energy rejection, some films are engineered to be installed on the exterior. There are pros and cons to both options, so we recommend a consultation to help you decide which product is right for your situation!
Those bubbles are caused by adhesive failure in the window film. While no film can last forever, 3M™ is a world leader in adhesive technology. Consider any product that requires a reliable adhesive, from masking tape, to vinyl graphics for signs, to medical adhesives, and you will notice that most professionals prefer 3m™ products. High quality adhesives make high quality window film, and you are always covered by your 3m™ warranty (Lifetime for most residential products).
Yes, all window films can be removed if necessary. While the installation is intended to be permanent, it can be removed without damage to the glass by a professional.

No, We cover surfaces with drop cloths to protect surfaces from the mild dish soap solution used for mounting.

We clean up all trash, and leave every space exactly as we found it, or a little cleaner!

Yes, as long as the correct film for your situation is used. If the wrong type of film is installed for your specific situation there is a chance of thermal fracture. We will recommend the proper film for each situation to mitigate this risk. Your 3m™ warranty provides thermal fracture coverage, and can even match the terms of your existing in place window warranty!

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