
Older homes
Clear UV and safety film protect original glass and the furniture behind it, without changing how the windows look.
Keep rooms cooler, cut glare, add privacy and stop floors and furniture fading. Professionally fitted to the inside of your existing glass, in homes of every age across the North East.

A thin film fitted to the inside of your existing glass. No new windows, no building work, and the room is back to normal the same day.
Solar film reflects much of the sun's heat, so south and west-facing rooms stay comfortable on sunny afternoons.
Watch TV or work from home without squinting or closing the blinds in the middle of the day.
Frosted and decorative film for bathrooms and street-facing windows. Light still comes in, but people can't see in.
Blocks 99% of UV, one of the biggest causes of faded floors, sofas, curtains and artwork.


Not every film suits every window. Before we recommend anything, we check what you've actually got from your photos and video, so the film performs properly and your glass stays safe.
If we can't tell from what you've sent, we'll ask for one more photo, usually the small stamp in the corner of the glass. No home visit needed to quote.
The right film depends on the house as much as the window.

Clear UV and safety film protect original glass and the furniture behind it, without changing how the windows look.

Large windows and neighbours close by. Solar film for heat, privacy film for bathrooms and side windows.

Orangeries, skylights and wide bi-folds. Solar control where it's hot, safety film on glazed doors.
A quick guide. Send us photos and we'll tell you which suits your windows.
| Room or problem | Film we'd usually fit | Light let in | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| Conservatory | Reflective solar film | 15–35% | Biggest cut in heat and glare |
| Kitchen bi-folds | Spectrally selective film | 50–70% | Cuts heat, keeps the room bright |
| Lounge with TV glare | Neutral tint | 20–50% | Takes the glare off screens |
| Bathroom or landing | Frosted or patterned film | Light, no view | Privacy day and night |
| Wooden floors fading | Clear UV film | 80–88% | Blocks 99% of UV, almost invisible |
| Ground-floor glass | Security film | 100–350µm | Holds glass in the frame when hit |
Figures are typical ranges across the films we fit.
Same four steps for one window or a whole house.
Send photos or a short video of each window, with rough sizes if you can. No home visit needed to quote.
We check what glass you have from what you send, then give you a clear, written price per window.
Dust sheets down, glass deep-cleaned, film cut and applied, edges trimmed neatly to the frame.
A slight haze for the first few weeks is normal while the film dries. Leave it 30 days before cleaning.
On most units, yes. Some film and glass combinations put extra heat stress on the glass, so we check what glass you have before we quote and only fit film that suits it.
Mirrored and tinted films give privacy in daylight because it's brighter outside than in. At night with your lights on, that flips. If you need privacy round the clock, go frosted.
Yes. Solar control film on conservatory glass takes out much of the heat and glare, so the room is usable through summer. For polycarbonate roofs we'll talk you through the options.
Film fitted inside your windows doesn't usually need planning permission. If your home is listed or in a conservation area with restrictions, check with your council before making changes, film included.
Self-cleaning coatings are on the outside of the glass, and most film is fitted on the inside, so it's usually fine. We check your glass before we quote to make sure the film suits it.
Yes. Skylights, roof windows and glass roofs let in a lot of direct overhead sun, so they're some of the most common jobs. Film goes on the inside of the glass, so most flat and pitched skylights can be done as long as we can reach them safely. Send us a photo from underneath and we'll quote from that. See our skylight film page.
It depends on the film, how many panes there are, their size and how easy they are to reach. Send us photos or a short video of your windows, with rough sizes if you have them, and we'll give you a fixed written price per window. You know exactly what you're paying before anything is fitted.
Film goes on with a slip solution, and a little moisture stays behind while it cures. A slight haze or small water pockets for the first few weeks is normal and clears as it dries. Leave it 30 days before cleaning.
Send us a few photos or a short video of the glass. We'll check what you've got and send back a fixed written quote.