How much does commercial window tinting cost in Sydney?
Commercial tinting is priced by the square metre. The rate depends on the film, the type of glass, how easy the windows are to reach and how much glass there is. We measure on site for free and give you a fixed written quote, so the price you approve is the price you pay.
Will the installation disrupt our business?
We plan the job around your trading hours, including early starts, evenings and weekends where the site allows it. Film is applied to the inside of the glass, so there is no scaffolding in most cases, very little noise and no mess left behind.
How long does it take to tint an office or shopfront?
Most shopfronts and small offices are finished in a day. Larger floors and whole buildings are staged so that each area is only out of action for a few hours. Your quote includes a timeframe.
Can people still see in at night with privacy film?
Reflective one-way film gives privacy during the day, when it is brighter outside than inside. At night with the lights on inside, the effect reverses. If you need privacy around the clock, frosted film is the right choice, and we will tell you that before you spend anything.
Is window film safe for every type of glass?
No. Some films absorb enough heat to stress certain glass, particularly double glazing, laminated glass and large tinted panes. We check your glass type, size, shading and orientation before we recommend a film, and we will not install a film that is not suited to the glass.
How long does commercial window film last?
Quality film applied to the inside of the glass is built to last for many years. Lifespan depends on the film, the direction the glass faces and how it is cleaned. The warranty term for your film is written on your quote.
Do we need strata or landlord approval?
Often, yes, when a film changes how the building looks from outside. We can supply film specifications and samples for your strata committee, building manager or landlord to approve before any work is booked.
Can the film be removed later?
Yes. Film can be removed without damaging the glass, which matters if you are leasing and need to make good at the end of your term. We also remove old, bubbled or faded film and replace it.