Comfort, privacy and a lower AC bill, installed on site at your home in Mesa.
Reduce heat, glare and your AC bill with professional residential window tinting from Phantom Tint, installed on the windows you already have. It's a fraction of the cost of replacing your windows, and it works whether you want a noticeably darker look or a nearly clear film that still blocks a lot of heat.
Darker shades add privacy and cut the most heat and glare, which is popular for street-facing rooms and bedrooms. Clear and lightly tinted films let in most of the daylight while still rejecting a large share of solar heat, so you get a cooler home without changing how your windows look.
Either way, window film helps keep your home cooler in the Arizona summer, takes strain off your AC, and helps protect floors, furniture and artwork from sun fading.
Watch our team apply window film to a home in Mesa, from bare glass to the finished, tinted window.
Window film gives you better heat rejection, UV protection and privacy on the glass you already have, at a fraction of the cost of replacing your windows.
A west-facing primary bedroom or a home office with a computer monitor can turn into the hottest, glariest room in the house by mid-afternoon. Film calms both down without changing how the room looks.
By blocking solar heat before it gets inside, window film takes strain off your AC and helps keep rooms more even, especially on west- and south-facing windows.
UV rays fade flooring, rugs, furniture and artwork over time, especially pieces sitting near a sunny window. Our films block up to 99% of UV rays to help protect what's in your home.
Patio and sliding glass doors get the same sun exposure as your windows. A safety film option here also helps hold the glass together if it's ever broken, which some parents and pet owners choose for the extra peace of mind.
Every installation is carefully measured and professionally applied for a clean, long-lasting finish without peeling, bubbling or discoloration.
One of our highly trained team members will reach out for a free consultation and personalized quote. No obligation, just expert help.
Request a Quote →Afternoon sun through a west-facing bedroom, kitchen or home office can make that one room the hottest spot in the house by mid-afternoon, and over the years it fades hardwood floors, rugs and furniture near the glass. Residential window film goes over the windows you already have, so the rooms you actually spend time in stay cooler and the sun stops doing damage, without the cost or mess of replacing windows.
You choose how it looks. Darker film adds privacy and blocks the most heat and glare, which homeowners often want for street-facing rooms and bedrooms. Clear or lightly tinted film still rejects a large share of solar heat while keeping your windows looking close to untinted, so a rental or an HOA-conscious home doesn't have to look any different from the street to get the benefit.
We install residential window film on site, at your home, in Mesa, Gilbert, Tempe, Chandler, Scottsdale, Queen Creek, San Tan Valley, Phoenix, Glendale, Peoria, Avondale, Surprise and Goodyear. Tell us which rooms run hot, what matters most to you, whether that's privacy, heat, glare or fading, and we'll recommend the right film.
No. Residential film comes in shades from nearly clear to dark, so you can add privacy and heat rejection without your home looking obviously tinted from the street.
It can. Film blocks a large share of the solar heat coming through the glass, which takes some load off your AC, especially on west- and south-facing windows during Arizona summers. Savings depend on your windows and exposure.
No. Clear and lightly tinted films still reject a lot of solar heat while letting in most of the daylight, so you don't have to darken your windows to feel the difference.
Yes, by a wide margin. Film gives you better heat rejection, UV protection and privacy on the glass you already have, without the cost of new windows.
It depends on how many windows you're treating. We'll give you a time estimate when you request a quote.
Yes. Sliding and patio doors are glass just like your windows, and film goes on them the same way. Some homeowners add a safety film option here so the glass holds together if it's ever broken.
Most modern dual-pane windows aren't affected by interior film, but warranty terms vary by manufacturer. If you're not sure about yours, mention it when you request a quote and we'll help you check before we install anything.
Tell us about your home and we'll recommend the right option.