Making your Florida home cool during our long, hot, tropical summer isn’t simply a matter of turning your AC thermostat down to a lower temperature.

The consequences of making your AC do all the work is an incredibly high electric bill.

You can plant trees and wait twenty years for them to stop direct sunlight from hitting your glass; but no one is that patient!

You may think that replacing your windows is a good idea until you get an estimate and realize that these windows will only limit slightly over 50% of the heat!

Think Advanced Film Solutions heat and solar control window film.

21st century advances in technology has dynamically improved the capabilities of thin film coatings ability to factor out visible light and IR light.

These durable lifetime warranted films can eliminate 99.9% of the UV and up to 80% of the heat that would typically enter through your windows!

Manufactured by 3M or Eastman Chemical our leading solutions preserve the beauty and comfort of your home without altering the aesthetics or making your home dark or mirror-like.

Thicker security versions will not only lower your electric costs by 30% a month but they harden glass and sliders making your home less inviting to burglars.

Take a moment to consider the incredible benefits of taking your existing windows and transforming them into energy smart systems.

Call for a free estimate and get cooler, safer and lower that electric bill this summer!

Advanced Film Solutions

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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.