FAQs

Yes. Ceramic tint blocks significantly more heat and UV than standard dyed films while keeping windows clear. It lasts longer, performs better in Kentucky summers, and doesn’t fade or turn purple over time. Most customers who want comfort and long-term performance choose ceramic.

Depending on the film and glass type, window tint can reduce interior heat by about 40–70%. Ceramic films provide the highest heat rejection and are especially effective on south- and west-facing windows.

Not necessarily. Many modern films reduce heat and glare without noticeably darkening the room. We offer nearly clear films that block heat while keeping natural light.

Automotive tint typically lasts 7–15 years depending on the film quality and care.

Residential and commercial window film often lasts 10–20 years when professionally installed.

Yes. Kentucky allows window tint, but there are limits on how dark vehicle windows can be. We explain all legal options before installation and make sure your vehicle stays compliant.

Yes. Quality window films block up to 99% of harmful UV rays, helping protect skin, interiors, furniture, dashboards, and flooring from fading and damage.

It can. By reducing heat entering your home or business, window tint can reduce the workload on your air conditioning, which may help lower cooling costs.

Standard tint mainly darkens windows and reduces glare.

Ceramic tint blocks much more heat and UV without relying on darkness. It’s clearer, stronger, and longer-lasting.

When installed correctly with quality materials, tint should not bubble, crack, or peel. We use professional-grade films designed for long-term performance.

• Automotive tint: usually a few hours
• Residential or commercial projects: depends on the number and size of windows. We’ll give you a clear time estimate before starting.

For certain jobs, yes. Availability depends on the project type and location. We can discuss options when you contact us.

Yes. We regularly serve customers throughout Pulaski County and surrounding areas within about 100 miles, including nearby cities and the Lake Cumberland region.

No. While privacy is a benefit, most customers choose tint for heat reduction, glare control, UV protection, and interior comfort.

No. Properly chosen tint improves comfort without reducing safe visibility. We help select the right shade and film type for your needs.

Absolutely. We explain all options clearly and recommend the film that best fits your goals, whether that’s comfort, privacy, heat reduction, or budget.