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Typically, most standard films will last ten to twenty years. There are a lot of variables that can factor in to the lifespan of a window film installation. Typically the further north you are the longer a film will last. Another factor that can determine the lifespan for a window film is what elevation that the film is installed.

Most residential warranties are backed by a lifetime warranty for as long as you own your home. Most warranties are not pro-rated and will cover 100% of the labor and materials. Most commercial warranties hover around 10 years, with some of our premium products have a longer term. In addition to the warranty on your window film

Yes and no. While sometimes a pane of glass will break after window film is installed it is typically not the window films fault. Almost 100% of the time a flaw already existed in the window that broke prior to construction. The window film just exploited that weakness which was hidden away for years. Sometimes during the manufacturing process of your glass an imperfection can be hidden inside the window frame. Not to worry most warranties will cover the replacement cost of your window if this occurs. Additional coverages that are available for windows that are not fully covered in a standard warranty.

Window Films range from clear to very dark and reflective. Newly introduced technology even allows for window film to transition from very light to a darker shade when the sun shines on it and the transition back to almost clear when the sun moves to a new position.

Attachments systems can increase the performance of your window unit when applied to a window that has had window film installed to it. These system were developed to hold window units together in the event of an explosion from a bomb. They also work well when trying to delay an unwanted entry into a building and to hold the glass in place in the event of a storm. There are two types of attachment systems. A wet glazed system utilizes a structural silicone to bond the window film and glass to the window frame. While a mechanical system uses a metal bar.