One professional window film installation blocks up to 79% of solar heat and gives you full daytime privacy. No blinds. No dark rooms. No voided warranties. Just a cooler, more private home.
Edmonton summers are short. You should be able to enjoy every room in your house without cooking, squinting, or putting on a show for the whole street.
South and west-facing windows turn your living room into an oven by noon. Your AC runs nonstop and you're still sweating. Edmonton summers are too short to spend them avoiding half your house.
Anyone walking past your home can see straight into your living room. Closing the blinds fixes it but kills your natural light. You pay for a beautiful home and then hide inside it.
Hardwood floors, area rugs, leather sofas: UV light bleaches and degrades all of it silently. By the time the fading is visible, the damage is permanent. Replacing flooring costs thousands. Prevention costs a fraction.
Dramatically reduces the heat load entering through your windows, so your home stays comfortable and your AC works less.
Virtually eliminates UV penetration, the leading cause of fading in hardwood floors, furniture, artwork, and fabrics.
Cuts glare by up to 75% so you can watch TV, work from home, and enjoy every room without squinting or pulling blinds.
Cheap dark tints look like a bargain. Until your double-pane windows start failing. Here's what most tinting companies will not tell you.
Dark conventional film absorbs solar energy and holds it in the glass. On double-pane (IGU) windows, that trapped heat expands and contracts the glass unevenly, stressing the gas-filled seal. Once the seal cracks, your windows fog permanently and lose all insulating value.
That's why most window manufacturers explicitly void your warranty when dark conventional tint is applied. Dual reflective film reflects heat before it is absorbed, so the glass never overheats in the first place.
Conventional absorbing tints hold solar energy inside the glass pane, raising temperatures by 30–40°F and stressing seals.
Most window manufacturers explicitly exclude damage caused by dark absorbing film. You could be on the hook for full replacement.
ASWF Reflection Series bounces heat away before it enters the glass. Seals stay intact. Warranties stay valid. Homes stay cool.
Window film looks simple to apply. But getting the film type wrong, or applying it to an incompatible window, can cause permanent glass damage, seal failure, and voided warranties. Here is what most people do not know before they order a roll off Amazon.
Double-pane windows have a gas-filled seal between the panes. The wrong film traps heat in the glass, causing it to expand and contract unevenly. Once that seal cracks, your window fogs permanently and loses all insulating value. A single failed window can cost $300 to $800 to replace.
Certain glass types (tempered, low-e coated, factory-tinted) react poorly to aftermarket film. The thermal stress from an incompatible film can cause spontaneous cracking or full breakage. This is not covered by most home insurance policies when improper film application is the cause.
Most window manufacturers explicitly state that damage caused by improper film application voids the product warranty. If your windows are under warranty and you apply the wrong film, you are fully responsible for any damage, including full window unit replacement.
Before we apply any film, we identify your window type: single pane, double pane, low-e, tempered, or factory tinted. Then we match it with the correct film specification. Not every window gets the same film. That assessment is what separates a professional installation from a YouTube tutorial.
We only install ASWF Reflection Series, a film engineered specifically for residential double-pane windows. It is not a cheap roll-off-Amazon product. It is a warranted, tested, architectural-grade film that we stand behind.
Low-e, tempered, double-pane: each requires a different approach. We check before we commit.
One house can have multiple glass types. We select the correct VLT and film spec for each one.
Our work comes with a 1-year labour warranty. The film comes with a manufacturer's warranty. DIY has neither.
Real residential installs across Edmonton and the surrounding area. Every job uses dual reflective film, applied clean and bubble-free.
We come to you. Walk through your home, measure your windows, and talk through which VLT option suits each room.
We offer Reflection 20, 35, and 50, ranging from maximum privacy to a barely-there tint that just takes the edge off.
Most homes are done in a single day. Our installs are clean, precise, and bubble-free. We treat your home like our own.
Film cures within a few days. After that, you will wonder how you ever lived without it. Especially come July.
No guesswork. We give you a precise quote before any work begins. The number never changes.
We offer free in-home quotes across the entire greater Edmonton area. If you are not sure if we cover your neighbourhood, just call. We almost certainly do.
Free quotes available across all service areas. Call us to schedule yours today.
Not at all, and this is the most common concern we hear. Dual reflective film maintains visible light transmittance (VLT) while blocking heat and UV. Our Reflection 50 option lets in 50% of visible light, meaning most people cannot even tell the film is there until they notice how much cooler the room feels. Rooms stay bright. They just stop being uncomfortable.
Not with the ASWF Reflection Series we use. Dark absorbing films can void warranties by trapping heat and stressing seals. That is exactly why we do not use them. Dual reflective film reflects solar energy before it is absorbed into the glass, so window temperatures stay within the manufacturer's specified range.
ASWF Reflection Series film is rated for 10 to 15 years under normal conditions. It is scratch-resistant, UV-stable, and will not bubble, peel, or turn purple over time. The curing period is about 30 days, during which you may see some slight haziness. This is completely normal and resolves on its own.
Yes, and it is the ideal application for it. Double-pane windows are the standard in Edmonton homes, and dual reflective film is specifically engineered to work safely on them. The film reflects heat before it reaches the glass, preventing the thermal stress that makes dark conventional films dangerous on double-pane units.
Most full-home installations are completed in a single day. The exact timeline depends on the number of windows and their size. We will give you an accurate time estimate during your free quote visit. You can be home during the install. Most homeowners are.
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