Frequently Asked Questions
We get questions about pricing and costs all the time.
How much per square foot
How much is an average house?
Can I just get a ballpark price?
We’d love to be able to do that for our customers! We know pricing is very important in the decisions you make for your home or business.
Unfortunately, every home and business is unique. There really isn’t a standard window size and we have many options of film related to performance. With film we have certain sizes available and some windows have more waste than others or are harder to access. We’ve discovered that the way to give you the best service and the most accurate information and pricing is to come and do a site visit. If your job consists of just a few windows you can submit measurements of the glass size and if needed send a photo. We can send you an estimate, specs and photos of completed projects.
The process is quick and does not take up much of your time.
That final price is not just a matter of square footage. There are a number of aspects that can affect your final price. We will review the most important factors.
Can film be applied to insulated glass?
Yes, most of the windows in the Midwest are insulated and we carry the recommended films for that application.
Can I see out but no one see in?
In certain circumstances we can get you daytime privacy but you can always see to where it is brighter.
So, when it is darker outside then you will be able to see into the structure.
Does it go on the inside or outside?
We suggest a sponge, soapy water, and a quality squeegee. We provide care instructions after your install.
How do I clean my windows after the film is installed?
There are some films made for this application but it works best in southern states that do not have Low E windows. There is a fairly new film that is printed to look like a screen that applies to the exterior but my recommendation for the most cost effective and long lasting would be to have a custom screen made for the exterior that can be removed for cleaning etc.
Will it stop my siding from melting?
There are some films made for this application but it works best in southern states that do not have Low E windows. There is a fairly new film that is printed to look like a screen that applies to the exterior but my recommendation for the most cost effective and long lasting would be to have a custom screen made for the exterior that can be removed for cleaning etc.