The many benefits of a car, business, or home window tint include eye comfort, UV protection, aesthetics, increased safety, privacy, and energy savings. Contact us for a free estimate and to learn more about how our services can benefit you.

There are no residential window tint laws, however, there are for cars. Missouri allows 35% light transmission on driver and passenger front doors with any shade on the rear of the vehicle. Kansas allows 35% light transmission on all side windows and back windows. 

In the summer, window film reflects up to 82% of the hot sun, reducing heat gain and lowering air conditioning costs. In the winter, window film retains up to 44% of the heat to reduce your heating costs. This year-after-year reduction and energy cost can yield an impressive return on investment. Contact our window tint company if you have more questions.

Yes, commercial, automotive, and home window tint provides up to 95% glare reduction. Glare can not only cause eye fatigue but can also be dangerous while driving.

The price varies depending on if you're getting commercial, automotive, or residential window tint. However, as far as window treatments go, window tint is the most cost-effective treatment you can use. It has the added benefit of potentially paying for itself over time through a reduction in your air conditioning bill.

With over 30 years of experience, the representatives at our window tint company will assess your situation and assist you in choosing the tint that is best suited for your specific needs.