Security and Safety Film
Storm and Break-In Delay Film
Tennessee storms can bring hail and flying debris. A thick film, often anchored to the frame, helps keep cracked glass in the opening for longer. It is not a shutter, but it adds a layer of delay.
- FilmThick film, optionally anchored
- WhereHomes, offices, shops
- GoalHold glass in the frame longer
- EstimateFree estimates
What you get
What is included
- 1Helps glass stay putCracks do not become holes right away.
- 2A layer of delayTime to react.
- 3Nearly clearKeeps the view.
- 4Planned to the frameWe discuss anchoring.
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.
- 1AssessWe look at the glass and the frame.
- 2ChooseWe choose film and anchoring.
- 3InstallThe film is applied and anchored.
- 4CheckWe check coverage.
Good fit when
Is this the right service for you?
- A home with large glass in a storm-prone area
- A shop with a big front window
- An office with ground-floor glass
- A property that wants more peace of mind
Questions
Common questions
Does film replace storm shutters?
No. It is an added layer, not a rated shutter. We explain what it does and does not do.
Is anchoring needed?
It helps the film hold in the frame. We discuss it at the estimate.
Will it hurt my insurance?
Check with your insurer.
Goes well with
Services that pair with this one
Security Window FilmA thick clear film that holds glass together and slows a break-in.See the service 
Safety and Shatter-Resistant FilmA clear film that keeps broken glass together so shards do not fly.See the service 
Residential Window TintWindow film for homes, installed at your house by our mobile crew.See the service Where we work
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