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Window tinting in Durham

Period homes in the city, stone villages and new-build estates across County Durham. We have a film for each of them.

Georgian red brick houses on an English street

Glass in Durham

Much of Durham City sits in a conservation area, and a lot of older homes still have original or traditional windows. Clear UV film and safety film go on the inside of the glass and are practically invisible, so they protect the glass and everything behind it without changing how the house looks. If your home is listed, check with the council before changing anything, film included.

Around the county, the newer estates in places like Chester-le-Street, Newton Aycliffe and the villages between have big rear glazing, bi-folds and conservatories. Solar control film is the fix for rooms that are unusable on sunny afternoons.

We also fit commercial film for offices, shops, schools and surgeries across the county, from anti-glare film to safety film and manifestation for glazed doors and partitions.

What we fit most here
  • Clear UV film for period windows
  • Conservatory and bi-fold solar film
  • Safety film on older glass
  • Privacy for bathrooms and side windows
  • Schools, surgeries and offices

Films we fit in Durham

Every job starts with a free virtual survey: send us photos or a short video.

Where we go

We cover Durham and the surrounding area, including:

  • Durham City
  • Chester-le-Street
  • Consett
  • Stanley
  • Bishop Auckland
  • Spennymoor
  • Newton Aycliffe
  • Darlington

Also covering: Newcastle & Gateshead, Sunderland, Teesside, Northumberland, North & South Tyneside.

How it works

Same four steps wherever you are.

  1. Virtual survey

    Send photos or a short video of each window, with rough sizes if you can. No home visit needed to quote.

  2. Fixed quote

    We check what glass you have from what you send, then give you a clear, written price per window.

  3. Fitting

    Dust sheets down, glass deep-cleaned, film cut and applied, edges trimmed neatly to the frame.

  4. Settling in

    A slight haze for the first few weeks is normal while the film dries. Leave it 30 days before cleaning.

Get a quote in Durham

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.