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This beautiful new home in Alpharetta, Georgia has a wall of glass that lets all of the outside light inside.  To prevent fading and to reduce heat gain, we installed Huper Optik Ceramic 40 in all of these windows.  The Ceramic 40 is so neutral in color tone that it's hard to tell that there is anything on them at all.

The damaging effects of the sun's rays are clearly visible in this photo.  The wood floor of this home was in very bad shape when we installed Ceramic 60 to the rear of the house.  The homeowner didn't realize just how bad the floors had been damaged until they bought a new rug to replace the old one.  This spurred them into tinting the windows before similar damage could occur to recently acquired furniture.

Installing Ceramic 30 on a new home in LaGrange, GA.

This private home in metro Atlanta took a week and a half to complete.  The rear of the house has a light reflective film to block afternoon heat.

This private home in the Roswell, Georgia area had a neutral 35% security film installed on nearly 800 individual panes of glass.

This beautiful condo overlooking Centennial Olympic Park suffered from excess heat gain due to oversized windows and an undersized air conditioning unit. Huper Optik Spectrally Selective Drei window film was just the answer. High light transmission along with 70% energy reduction makes this the perfect place to view downtown Atlanta’s attractions.

The front has a neutral 50% film for U.V. rejection and for visibility from the outside.

Another shot from the rear shows the large family room windows.  These units are over 30 feet tall.

The next three photos show a private home in the Northside neighborhood of Atlanta, GA.

We installed several hundred pieces of our own SunX U.S. MT65 UV filter on the front and rear of the house.

These before and after shots show Derek installing Huper Optik on this condominium that overlooks the new Georgia Aquarium.

Afternoon heat and glare were a real problem in this building where we've completed over two dozen individual homes.