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Temperature control

3M™ Window Films help control excessive heat and cold for year-round comfort.

Do your windows let in too much heat from the summer sun? Does winter’s frigid cold seem to seep right through the glass? If you have to avoid certain areas of your home when the seasons change, it’s time to take back your space by getting the temperature under control – without the need for costly drapes and window treatments that block your view. 3M™ Window Films can help insulate your windows against excessive heat and cold, so you can enjoy the beauty of natural light in comfort, all year round.

Eliminate excessive heat.

While curtains and blinds are great for privacy and help to block some heat, they do so at the cost of natural light. 3M™ Window Films can reduce up to 78% of the sun’s heat coming through your windows, to help make your home bright and comfortable, all day long.

Control excessive cold.

Why put on another sweater? Insulate your windows against the cold, with 3M™ Low-E Window Films. It’s like upgrading from single-pane to double-pane or from double-pane to triple-pane windows!

Our Customer Reviews

  • We at Trinity Lutheran Church and School found Eclipse Window Tinting to be a big part of enhancing the safety in our building with the addition of safety film on our entrance doors. The installation was professional, and timely. As we continue to grow, Eclipse will again be part of our security plan.
    Scott P. Garvey
  • Eclipse Window Tinting was a fantastic partner in enhancing the safety of Resurrection Lutheran Academy. Khyli did an excellent job helping us find the right solution within our budget. The installation team was professional, hardworking, and accommodating, ensuring all tinting was installed within the limited time classrooms were available. We are actively applying for more grants and look forward to the privilege of partnering with Eclipse Window Tinting again in the future.
    Donald Swift