Window Tinting North Indianapolis

Window Tinting Services in North Indianapolis

Window Genie is proud to bring home and business owners across North Indianapolis an opportunity to save on utility bills while deflecting harmful UV rays that can fade furniture and damage your skin. At Window Genie, our window tinting quotes are free! We offer a no-obligation consultation to help you understand the window film technologies and navigate through all the available products in today’s market. Our window film selection includes a variety of materials, colors, and shades to fit every home and every budget. Window film offers a multitude of benefits including lowering utility bills, reducing glare, and improving privacy and aesthetics while adding to your home’s security. Every window film product is backed by our manufacturer’s lifetime guarantee. Window tinting installation is available in the North Indianapolis communities of Zionsville, Carmel, Westfield, and the surrounding areas.

Window Tinting Services in North Indianapolis

Window Genie professional installing solar control window film.

Residential
Commercial

Let Us Call You

Heat – The summer sun’s heat can be brutal. Did you know that windows are the number one cause of heat gain in most of today’s homes? With home window film technology, we can provide invisible protection for your windows which can reduce up to 79% of the sun’s heat while reducing cooling costs by up to 30%. With an industry-leading selection of window film products, we’re able to provide free consultations and samples for even the most extreme situations. Window Genie helps increase comfort for you and your family while your HVAC system gets a break!

Glare – The second most common reason to apply home window film is to get rid of annoying glare. Glare Control window film was specifically created to reduce glare while enhancing the views from your home windows. Unfortunately, when the sun hits glass it causes refraction and light displacement decreasing your comfort, making the television unwatchable, and destroying your windows’ views. Your home windows are meant to be looked out of and enjoyed, not covered by blinds and drapes just to be able to get some work done on the computer.
Fading – Also known as the silent destroyer, the sun’s UV rays are on a constant mission to fade your interior furnishings. Don’t be fooled, fading is real and probably happening right now! Most if not all home window films promote 99.9% UV protection. However, what you may not know is how light and heat impact how window film controls and reduces fading. Whether it’s a leather couch or beautiful original wood flooring you’re looking to protect, your local Genie is glad to explain the fading chart and walk you through which home window film will be the best for your fading prevention needs.

Security – When the event is a natural disaster, vandalism, or accidental damage, you want to know flying debris and broken glass aren’t going to cause injuries or a dangerous mess. Window film helps damaged glass hold together, much like a car windshield. Security window films are designed to protect windows from shattering and keep out the bad guys all while adding an extra level of safety to your glass. Window Genie of N Indianapolis offers a wide range of security window films from clear to shaded and custom designs.
Decoration & Privacy – Decorative window film is rising in popularity. Stained, private, or etched glass can be very expensive. Decorative window film is a very cost-effective way to add privacy and style to your windows while delivering on the above additional perks. For example, installing frosted film on a ground-floor bathroom window allows for complete privacy without sacrificing the inflow of natural light with blinds or curtains. With hundreds of styles and designs to choose from, Window Genie can source and apply the right window film for your home and office.

Choosing the right window film:

When considering a window film for your home and office, you want to look at your needs and price points. Now that we have the reasons for applying window film, let’s look at the technologies that are used to create window film. Most window film installers will break down their window film products in three (3) categories. These three categories represent the most common technologies and chemical make-ups of home window films.

Good – Your typical “good” window film is what is called a metalized or “dual-reflective” film. This type of window film is composed of microscopic pieces of metal that reflect and bounce heat and glare off a window in the same manner as a mirror. They are safe to apply on most windows because of their reflective properties. This type of window film is highly efficient and will greatly reduce heat and glare which lowers utility bills and creates a better view from the inside looking out. The one caveat with this film is that it lacks the external aesthetics and style most customers want in their homes. Having windows look like mirrors isn’t at the top of most customers’ minds when they think about heat and glare reduction.

Better – The next and most common home window film applied is called a dyed, pigment or hybrid window film. This type of window film uses a special blend of dyes and pigments to absorb the sun’s heat and UV rays. The main reason for its popularity is reduced reflectivity and a more natural look from both inside and outside. However, in extremely hot or sunny situations, this type of window film may not be the right choice. This style of window film causes more strain on windows because of the absorbing properties and can cause added stress on your glass. It is also slightly less efficient than a metalized film as the reflective properties from the metalized films do a much better job at rejecting heat and glare as opposed to a dyed film’s absorption of the heat.

Best – Window film technology has come a long way over the past years. Today’s premium window film is made from ceramic and fine metals. Ceramic is one of the most durable and heat-absorbent materials available. It is used as the insulator on spacecraft, power lines, and your toilet! Where dyed and pigment window films fall short, ceramic can be the answer. With properties better than metalized window films and unmatched clarity, ceramic home window films are the answer to any shopper who wants all the benefits of what window film can do without changing your views. Most premium ceramic window films will reduce your windows’ natural reflection, enhancing your view.

Solar Control Window Film

Window Genie's solar control window film services are an ideal solution for managing the sun's heat and glare, enhancing comfort and energy efficiency in your home. Our films reduce the amount of solar heat coming through window glass to maintain consistent temperatures and lower cooling costs. Additionally, they minimize the harmful effects of UV rays, protecting your furniture from fading.

Read More
Security Window Film

Window Genie's security window films enhance the safety and security of your home. Not only do they help in holding the glass together in case of breakage, but they also provide increased privacy and can reduce harmful UV rays. Our service professionals ensure that films are applied seamlessly, offering a clear view without compromising on security.

Read More
Decorative Window Film

Our decorative window film applications offer aesthetic appeal with a variety of designs and patterns, provide privacy, and reduce glare without sacrificing natural light. Ideal for residential spaces, Window Genie's decorative films are a smart way to update the look of your windows while also offering UV protection to reduce fading of your interior furnishings.

Read More
Film Removal

Window Genie's professional window film removal services ensure a seamless and damage-free process, whether you're updating your home's aesthetics, removing outdated tinting, or preparing for new window treatments. Our service professionals use the latest techniques and tools to carefully remove existing films, maintaining the integrity of your windows and preparing them for new films.

Read More