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Step 1: Tell us about your project
Use the quote request form. We ask for your name, phone number, city, state, ZIP code, and the type of project. Email and extra details are optional, but they help.
Step 2: We pass your request along
We send your request to an independent installer or supplier who serves your area. That company may pay us a referral fee. You do not pay us anything.
Step 3: An installer may reach out
The installer may call, text, or email you about your project. Smart film installers are less common than window tint shops, so in some areas it may take longer to find one. We cannot promise that an installer will contact you or when they will do so.
Step 4: You decide
Ask questions, compare quotes, and take your time. Hiring an installer is your choice. A referral is not an endorsement, so check any installer yourself before you sign, including any license and insurance they hold.
What helps an installer quote your glass
The more an installer knows up front, the more useful the first talk will be. Have these ready if you can:
- The glass area. Width and height of each pane. Width times height in inches, divided by 144, gives square feet.
- Film or new glass. Film goes on glass you have. New smart glass replaces it. See smart film vs smart glass.
- Power nearby. Whether there's an outlet near the glass. New wiring through walls can add $500 to $2,000 or more, according to one installer [1].
- Controls. Wall switch, remote, app, or voice.
- Where it goes. Bathrooms and showers need extra care because humidity shortens film life [2].
Questions
Read our FAQ or the installation guide.
We're a referral service, not a contractor, and independent contractors may pay us for referrals.