Window film is an aftermarket retrofit thin film coating that is professionally applied on the interior side of your home’s windows.

Much like the more familiar car tinting these coatings are applied using water solutions and the polyester is coated with durable metallic or ceramic materials with a built in adhesive. Our 3M and Eastman LLumar, Vista and Huper Optik film will last a lifetime.

Residential and commercial window film is different in many respects from our car tinting selections.

The important point to note is that flat glass films installed by ADVANCED FILM SOLUTIONS are dye free so you will never experience a purple dye migration and any adhesive failures bubbling and peeling are covered under our lifetime warranty.

Clear glass offers very little if any solar heat reduction or UV protection.

The thin film coatings applied to your glass will filter out 99.9% of the harmful UV wavelengths and as much as 85% of the total solar energy.

These performance characteristics aren’t guess-work or mumbo jumbo. Every window film provided by Advanced Film Solutions is NFRC certified so they have been independently tested and quantified.

We prefer facts. Documented results and NFRC rated performance.

Our installers are experts and window film installations and our team has earned the Super Service Award from Angie’s List with an A plus rating from the Better Business Bureau.

With technicians covering glass from Port Charlotte to The Villages and east to Orlando and Sanford; Advanced Film Solutions is

Florida’s window film experts.

ADVANCED FILM SOLUTIONS

Call toll free: 877-575-3456 free estimates.

Home heating and cooling costs continue to rise.

Window film offers a practical and affordable way to reduce your monthly bill by improving the energy efficiency of your existing windows and sliders.

Advanced Film Solutions takes the guess-work out of window film performance expectations. We won’t use gimmicks like French fry lamps to pretend films block more heat than they actually do.

NFRC Website

NFRC has developed and operates a uniform national rating system for the energy performance of fenestration products, including windows, doors, skylights, and similar products.

The linchpin of the Rating System is a procedure for determining the thermal transmittance (“U-factor”) of a product. The U-factor rating procedure is supplemented by procedures for rating products for solar heat gain coefficient (“solar heat gain” or “SHGC”), visible transmittance (“VT”), air leakage (“AL”), and condensation resistance (“CR”). Together, these rating procedures, as set forth in documents published by NFRC, are known as the NFRC Rating System.