Security and Safety Film
Safety and Shatter-Resistant Film
Glass can break from impact, accidents or weather. A safety film holds the pieces together, which reduces injuries from flying or falling shards. It is common on glass doors, low windows and schools.
- FilmClear safety film
- LookNearly clear
- WhereDoors, low windows, partitions
- EstimateFree estimates
What you get
What is included
- 1Fewer flying shardsBroken glass tends to stay in one piece.
- 2Good for busy spacesSchools, shops and homes with kids.
- 3Keeps the lookAlmost invisible.
- 4Fits many glass typesWe check the glass first.
How it works
From the first call to the finished glass
Homes and businesses are done on site by our mobile crew, with free estimates.
- 1LookWe see the glass and who uses it.
- 2ChooseWe choose a film.
- 3InstallThe film is applied.
- 4CheckWe check the edges.
Good fit when
Is this the right service for you?
- A glass door in a busy shop
- Low windows in a home with kids
- A school or gym
- A glass partition
Questions
Common questions
Does safety film make glass unbreakable?
No. It holds broken glass together.
Will it be visible?
A faint sheen may show. It is nearly clear.
Can it be removed?
Yes, with careful removal.
Goes well with
Services that pair with this one
Glass Door Safety FilmClear safety film for glass entry doors and sidelights, so a break does not become an injury.See the service 
Security Window FilmA thick clear film that holds glass together and slows a break-in.See the service 
Church and School Window FilmFilm for sanctuaries, classrooms and gyms that cuts glare and adds privacy and safety.See the service Where we work
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