Window Tinting

Q: Do you put tint on the inside or outside?

In the vast majority of cases, a film is applied to the interior side of a window.

Q: Does window tinting reduce heat in the house?

Yes. Applying a window tint can reduce the amount of heat that enters your home on sunny days. Alternatively, a tint can help trap warm air in the winter.

Q: Can plants grow behind tinted windows?

Most residential and commercial window tint materials won’t disrupt the spectrum of light plants need to grow, but there are some films that block broader spectrums. Always check with your window tinting professional if the tint will impact the health of house plants.

Window tinting is common in many residential and commercial buildings across Australia. The process usually involves applying a sticky film to existing windows to reduce fading caused by strong U.V. and infrared rays, increase privacy, or reduce heat and glare. ArchiPro features the best window tinting experts in Australia to take care of any tinting services your project needs.

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Featuring the best window tinting professionals in Australia

Window tinting professionals are required when you need to alter or modify the glass elements of a home or commercial project. Whether you want to increase privacy, block out harmful rays or reduce glare, window tinting professionals can assess your situation and determine the best film to apply. ArchiPro features only the most experienced window tinting professionals in Australia, who can make sure the glass in your home or business is functioning exactly as you want it to.

Types of services that a window tinting professional provides

Application of window film

Most of the bread-and-butter work that a window tinter performs in Australia involves the application of laminated films to existing glass components, which are then bonded to the glass using an advanced adhesive process.

Window frosting

Applying a frosted film is a great way to increase privacy in bathrooms or in other rooms with exposed windows that may face neighbouring homes. Like other tints, the frosting is applied via an adhesive film.

Office window tinting

Ever wondered how workers can sit in glass office buildings all day without overheating, or use their computers without suffering from glare? These issues are all solved by the application of tinted films.

UV protection window tinting

We all know Australia is a sunny place. UV protection window film controls heat and glare, which can increase the life of rugs and furniture, protect residents from harmful solar rays, and still let light through.

The advantages of hiring a skilled window tinting professional

Hiring a skilled window tinting professional in Australia is essential to making sure the glass elements of a home or office are reaching their potential. The quality of light in a home or commercial building can determine how it feels to work or live in that space. Window tinting professionals can advise you on issues relating to glare, temperature control, privacy, and preserving delicate or valuable furnishings. A skilled window tinter will consult with you about your project and be able to recommend which films best suit your needs.

How to choose the best window tinting professional for your project?

Choosing a window tinting professional is usually determined by the kind of project you are undertaking as window tinting professionals can have different areas of expertise. One window tinting contractor might do smaller, residential window tinting work while another may specialise in large-scale commercial window tinting. We always recommend hiring a window tinting professional with a portfolio of projects similar to your own.

Important questions to ask your window tinting professional:

How long have you been tinting windows in Australia?
What kind of clients do you typically work with?
What kind of window film is right for my project?
How much will the window tint cost?
How do I care for window film and how long will it last?
Is there a warranty on this window tint?
Do you work closely with other professionals like glaziers who might also be able to help?

What is window tint made out of?

In general, a window tint consists of a metalised polyester laminated film that is then affixed to the window with adhesive.