Daystar Window Tinting Inc. Blog

When looking to update and improve your home to raise not just value but its visual appeal, the rising cost of living means that you're probably just as keen to explore upgrades that have the potential to cut your household bills as much as improve the look of your...

One way glass film is a type of privacy window film that can be used to prevent those on one side of a window from being able to see through to the other side of the window. This type of privacy window film is commonly used for both residential and commercial...

We'll be honest; we don't recommend using self-adhesive window film. Why? Because for almost three decades, we have gone into homes and businesses to perform a professional window film installation job after our client's self adhesive window film was uneven, bubbled,...

Window films are an affordable option for lowering energy costs, increasing privacy and minimizing glare in your home or place of business. However, some clients worry about the dark, exterior tinting that is often a feature of traditional window film products. This...

Even though summer's officially coming to an end, we're happy to say the calls for residential window tinting still pour in. Tinted window film is an effective way to increase the energy savings in your home, while protecting home furnishings, diminishing harsh...

Have you noticed that moisture is trapped in your window film? If so, there is probably no cause for worry. Commercial and residential window film or window tinting is an affordable way to to gain significant cost-saving benefits such as reduced energy bills,...

Solar glare is a problem for any multi-windowed building, but high rise condos are especially susceptible. Not only is there less to block or filter sunlight in upper stories, but the reflective sun glare from cars, windows, and surrounding surfaces increases sun...

Do you live on a busy street? Does your master bedroom window sit a little too close to the neighbor's house? Perhaps your business had to use a drop ceiling, or cubicle wall, against a window and you feel it detracts from your overall curb appeal? If so, Daystar...