Residential Window Film
Comfort, privacy, and protection for your home
Upgrade your windows with professional architectural films that cut heat and glare, block UV, add privacy, and help protect your glass. Installed cleanly by Premier Detailing Utah with warranty-backed materials and a finish that looks built-in.
What you get
- Heat & Glare control to keep rooms comfortable and screens readable
- UV rejection to help protect floors, furniture, and artwork
- Daytime privacy options that maintain natural light
- Decorative frost for bathrooms, sidelights, and interior glass
- Safety & security films that help hold glass together on impact
- Energy savings by reducing solar load on your HVAC
Popular film options
- Solar Control Tint
- Reduce heat gain, tame hotspots, and improve comfort without replacing glass.
- Privacy & Decorative (Frost/Patterns)
- Add tasteful privacy on entry doors, sidelights, showers, and office partitions.
- Safety & Security
- Thicker films that help reinforce glass and reduce shatter hazards.
- Neutral, Ceramic, and Low-Reflective Looks
- Modern appearances that preserve your view and curb appeal.
Our Process
- Quick consult - We measure, discuss goals, and show film samples in your actual light.
- Recommendation - We match film type and shade to your comfort and privacy needs.
- Clean installation - Furniture is protected, edges are trimmed tight, and the glass is left spotless.
- Walkthrough & Warranty - We review care tips and provide warranty info for your film.
FAQs
Will it make my house dark?
Not unless you want it to. We have low-reflective and ceramic films that keep rooms bright while cutting heat and UV.
Is it safe for double-pane or low-E glass?
Yes. We recommend films that are compatible with your glass type.
Can it be removed later?
Absolutely. Quality films can be professionally removed without damaging the glass.
How do I clean it?
After curing, clean like normal glass with non-abrasive products and soft cloths.
How long does installation take?
Most homes are completed in a few hours to a day depending on window count and access.