The premium tier of solar control. Ceramic film uses non-metal nano-particles to reject a huge share of the sun’s infrared heat while staying optically clear, so nothing changes but the temperature.
We’ll compare ceramic against standard solar film for your specific rooms and glass, show you the trade-offs, and quote it in writing. No pressure, just the honest best fit.
Nano-ceramic technology outperforms dyed and metalized films on every axis that matters.
Cheaper films rely on dyes that fade or metal layers that corrode and block cell and Wi-Fi signals. Ceramic film is built from microscopic ceramic particles that reject infrared heat, the part of sunlight you feel as warmth, without any metal at all. It is the reason ceramic stays clear for the life of the film and never turns purple.
From nearly invisible to a light privacy tone, all with the same ceramic performance core.
Maximum infrared rejection with almost no visible tint. The choice for homeowners who refuse to change the look of their glass but want serious heat control.
A whisper of neutral tone that cuts glare further while keeping rooms bright and the view natural.
Adds daytime privacy to the ceramic heat-rejection core for street-facing rooms that also bake in the sun.
Because ceramic has no metal, it will not weaken cell, Wi-Fi or smart-home signals the way old metalized films do. The obvious pick for a fully wired house.
Where you want the strongest heat rejection without going dark, ceramic delivers more comfort per shade than any other clear-ish film.
99% UV rejection and stable ceramic tint protect hardwood, rugs and artwork from the fade that ruins them over years.
When the view is the whole point, ceramic's clarity keeps it sharp while quietly removing the heat behind the glass.
“I work from home and old film killed my cell signal. The ceramic they installed rejects more heat and my bars are back to full.”
Del Mar
“Paid more for ceramic and I’d do it again. Rooms are cooler, glass looks untouched, and there’s no weird color.”
Poway
“Our art was fading by the windows. Ceramic solved the heat and the UV in one shot. Beautiful, clean install.”
La Jolla
For most homeowners staying in place, yes. You get higher infrared heat rejection, better clarity, no signal interference and a film that never fades or discolors. If budget is tight or the room is minor, a quality dyed solar film is still a solid choice, and we will tell you honestly which fits.
No. Ceramic contains no metal, so it does not block or weaken cell, Wi-Fi or 5G signals. This is one of its biggest advantages over older metalized films.
Never. The purple, bubbling look comes from dyed films breaking down. Ceramic particles are colorfast and stable, so the film looks the same in year ten as day one.
Our clear ceramic grade has very high visible-light transmission, so from inside the glass looks essentially untinted while still rejecting the bulk of the infrared heat.
Ceramic films carry a manufacturer warranty, typically lifetime for residential use, covering fading, bubbling, peeling and cracking. We back the installation itself as well.
