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We are going to quickly explain the cost for tinting your commercial building and office because price does vary depending on the quality of window film applied, height of the windows, or cleanness of windows.

The average cost for a project to expect when tinting your business or office windows is between $550- $1,480. The price per square foot usually costs between $5-$8, however, it all depends on the quality of filmyou decide to use, height of the window, and how clean the windows are.

Once you take all the factors listed about for your specific commercial window tinting project, we are confident you will have a very close estimate on how much to expect to spend on your specific commercial building or office windows.

If you will like an exact price for your commercial window tinting project by phone or even in person for FREE, reach out to us directly at (832)-205-4685 or fill out our contact us forum online below.

If you are hesitant on which window film material to use for your specific commercial window tinting project, we also provide a 100% FREE window film samples and even install the sample if your commercial building or office is located in the Houston Tx area or surrounding areas. (You will not have to pay ANYTHING for this sample)

A tint meter has a sensing head that is placed on the outside of the window. The sensing head has a sensor that measures the light being blocked by the window film. The reading from the sensor is then displayed on an LCD screen. The LCD screen will show the percentage of the light being blocked by the window film.

Casper Cloaking Technology, developed by leading applied materials brand Designtex, is an advanced screen privacy window tint that in fact does just what its name suggests: it cloaks, or obscures, the view of screens. To be specific, it blocks the view of all larger LED and LCD screens, rendering those surfaces dark and indistinguishable to anyone outside a window, glass wall, or glass door with its interior coated by Casper window film.

Most flat-panel LCD TVs have an LED backlight. An LED backlight is bright, slim, and efficient, but LED lighting often has a cool color temperature which casts a slight blue tint. This quality is most noticeable when viewing a white image and much less noticeable when viewing other colors. It should significantly change when you change your TV"s color temperature, though this may not eliminate the blue tint.

That doesn"t mean OLED is immune to blue tint. A defective OLED panel might cause a permanent blue tint, but this should be obvious when taking the TV out of the box.