Ceramic window tint uses nano-ceramic technology to block heat and harmful UV rays without darkening your windows. It keeps homes cooler, reduces glare, and does not interfere with Wi-Fi or cell phone reception.

Best For: Los Angeles homeowners who want maximum heat rejection and UV protection while keeping their windows clear and natural looking. Ideal for high-end homes or anyone who wants top performance without a dark tint.

Dual reflective film has a darker, reflective outside layer for solar control and privacy, while keeping interior views clear. It significantly cuts glare and heat while providing daytime privacy.

Best For: Homes in sunny Los Angeles neighborhoods where glare is a problem (like on TVs and computers) and daytime privacy is important. Great for street-facing windows and large living room glass doors.

Dyed solar films use color to absorb heat and reduce glare at an affordable price. They provide solid UV protection and give windows a uniform tinted appearance.

Best For: Budget-minded homeowners in Los Angeles who want a stylish, tinted look with basic heat and UV protection. Works well for secondary rooms, garages, or rental properties.

Low-E films work in all seasons — rejecting solar heat in summer and helping retain indoor warmth in winter. They improve year-round comfort and energy efficiency.

Best For: Los Angeles homeowners looking for all-season performance. Great for properties with high energy costs or homes that need insulation value as well as heat rejection.

Spectrally selective films are engineered to block specific heat-producing infrared rays while allowing plenty of natural daylight in. They’re almost invisible while still reducing heat and UV damage.

Best For: Homeowners in Los Angeles who want the clearest, most natural view while still lowering heat and protecting against fading. Perfect for modern homes with large glass walls or scenic views you don’t want to darken.