Burglary and thefts at small businesses are a constant challenge. In 2023, KTLA reported, "For the fifth year in a row, Los Angeles has the dubious distinction of being the number one city in the nation when it comes to organized retail theft."  The large windows on retail establishments and some office buildings can lead to an increased risk of theft, but safety film can provide better security to protect your business.

If you have Low-E energy-efficient windows, it could cause your artificial turf to melt or your real grass in your lawn to burn and get bald spots. This is because these energy efficient, Low-E windows have a very reflective coating on the outside. The hot sunlight bounces off the window onto the lawn causing it to burn or melt as soon as the first week of having it installed!
That's where we come in. Non-reflective ceramic window film can help protect your investment. If you have energy efficient/Low-E windows, we should install a non-reflective film on the outside of the windows before the artificial turf is put down. There's no way to know exactly what angle of the sun at what time of year can cause the damage. That's why we strongly recommend getting it installed before you install the artificial turf to prevent your brand new lawn from getting ruined. 

We recommend 35%, 50%, or 70% non-reflective ceramic film installed on the outside of the window to reduce the glare onto the turf. 50% is the most common. It will also block about half the heat from the sunlight coming through the windows, making your home more energy efficient as well.

In order to provide a quote, we'll need pictures and measurements of each individual pane of glass. You can text those to our designated texting number: 818-200-6657. Most of the time, second story windows are too high and don't need to be tinted. But it all just depends on the particular angle of the house and lawn. So I would recommend just starting with the lower level to see if that's all that's needed to protect the turf.

Please note:
We have over 25 years experience tinting homes, commercial buildings, vehicles, and more. We're been successfully installing Tintwork non-reflective ceramic film on the outside of home windows since 2018. This technique so far has prevented the artificial turf or real grass lawn from burning or melting. However, we cannot make any guarantees that it will work for every home because there are too many factors involved. For example, there could be something else on  the house that could be causing some reflection. Or maybe the reflection is coming from your neighbor's house. Or it could just simply be the exact location or angle of your particular home and lawn which creates an extra magnifying-glass effect in an area. There's no way to know for sure, which is why we can't guarantee the film will work. That being said, we've had great success thus far with our window films.. We are quite confident that this installation will protect your investment as well as help make your home a little more energy efficient in the process. It's a win-win!

We're open Mon-Fri 8am-6pm and Sat-Sun 9am-2pm. Feel free to call us anytime to get a free estimate 818-473-9991.

We all love the sun. But sometimes, it can be too much, and that's where window tint comes in. People often put sheers and shutters on our windows to reduce the sun's glare, but window tint is a more efficient and hustle-free option.
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With window tints, you can keep the sun's glare from your home and keep yourself and your family safe from harmful ultraviolet (UV) rays. Read on to discover seven more benefits of window tint for your home.

Window tint doesn't just add privacy, comfort, and UV filtering to cars — it can offer the same benefits to your home. However, even if the thought of tinting your residential windows appeals to you for these and other reasons, you may have held back from actually taking the plunge based on some common misconceptions.
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You may feel much more enthusiastic about adding window tint to your home once you take a closer look at the objections surrounding residential window tint, especially when you see how little weight these objections actually hold. Take a look at the truth behind four myths regarding residential window tint.

Window tinting has many benefits for homes, including reducing utility bills, enhancing aesthetics, reducing glare, and protecting home furnishings. As such, many homeowners are considering this valuable addition to enhance the look and feel of their spaces. Learn common mistakes to avoid when purchasing, installing, and maintaining tint products for optimal results a longer lifespan.  ​

Home window tinting has numerous benefits, including blocking out the sun's UV rays. Thanks to technological advancements, today's tint options are more effective and less visible. Residential films come in various colors and decorative options. However, homeowners are often unsure of the right time to get window tinting. Listed below are some situations when you need window films.

Homeowners and business owners primarily used window films for heat and glare reduction. But as the years go by, manufacturers keep adding onto their features, starting with their durability and ease of maintenance.
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If you're contemplating whether commercial window tinting is worth your investment, learn a few reasons why you should invest in window tinting for your business. 

DIY can be great. It's exciting and creative and often costs less. But some things are better off left to the professionals.
Window tinting seems simple; you get a film from your local store, cut it out, and adhere to the interior of your windows, right? Actually, the job needs skill, time, and knowledge. Discover five reasons why you should hire a professional to install your home's window tinting.