An extra layer of protection for hurricane season
Wilmington sits right in the path of Atlantic storms, and hurricane season runs from June through November. When a storm comes through, windows are one of the weakest points in a house: flying debris breaks the glass, wind and rain get inside, and the water damage often costs more than the window itself.
How hurricane film helps
Hurricane protection film is a thick, clear safety film bonded to the inside of your glass. If the glass is hit, the film is designed to hold the broken pieces together instead of letting them shatter into the room, and to help keep wind-driven water out. It stays on all year, so there’s nothing to put up when a storm is coming — and the same film makes a smash-and-grab break-in much harder.
We’ll be straight with you: window film isn’t a replacement for shutters or impact-rated windows. It’s an added layer of protection for the glass you already have, and for many homeowners it’s the practical option.
Clear or tinted
Our safety films come in clear, so the windows look exactly the same, or with sun control built in, so you also get the heat and UV benefits of heat-reduction tint.
“SPF has done multiple vehicles/homes for me and my friends. They are top notch and always exceed my expectations.” — Justin J., Google review
We install at your home anywhere in Wilmington, with more than 23 years of experience and a lifetime warranty on our work.
Before the next storm, call (910) 650-7023 or send us a message for a free quote.
At Glass Tinting by SPF, we offer hurricane protection window film to those in Hampstead, Wilmington, Wrightsville Beach, Carolina Beach, Topsail Beach, North Topsail Beach, Surf City, Holly Ridge, Sneads Ferry, and Jacksonville, North Carolina.