Protect your home or business from break-ins, storms, and shattered glass with professional security window film. Available in 4mil, 8mil, and 12mil thicknesses. Virtually invisible, 99% UV blocking, and long-lasting protection.
Security window film is a multi-layered polyester film bonded to glass with high-strength adhesive. When glass is struck — whether by a burglar, a storm, an accident, or an explosion — the film holds the glass shards together instead of allowing them to shatter and scatter. This creates a tough, flexible barrier that:
4mil security film installed on regular glass provides 8 times more impact resistance compared to untreated glass — and is 10% more resistant than clear half-inch tempered glass.
We offer three security film thicknesses to match your protection requirements and budget. All options are optically clear and virtually invisible once installed.
Entry-level safety film that provides basic shatter protection. Holds glass together on impact and blocks 99% of UV rays. Ideal for homes and small businesses seeking basic glass safety.
The recommended standard for residential and commercial security. Provides 30-60 seconds of forced entry delay — enough time for alarms to activate and deter most intruders.
Maximum protection for high-security applications. Provides 1-3+ minutes of forced entry delay. Used in government buildings, jewelry stores, banks, and high-value residential properties.
We install Kepler K-Shield security film — an 8mil professional-grade safety film engineered to prevent glass from breaking on impact. K-Shield uses ULTRA-BOND+ adhesive technology that actually cements itself to the glass in the event of a break, creating an even stronger barrier as force is applied.
Kepler K-Shield is trusted by homeowners, businesses, schools, and government facilities for reliable, long-lasting glass security.
Your home’s windows are its most vulnerable entry points. Over 60% of residential break-ins involve a door or window being forced open or broken. Security film transforms your existing glass into a formidable barrier.
Most burglars rely on speed — smashing a window, reaching inside, and being gone within 60 seconds. Security film removes that advantage entirely. Even 4mil film forces an intruder to spend significantly more time and make significantly more noise trying to breach your glass, dramatically increasing the chance they abandon the attempt.
Accidents happen. Children running, pets jumping, or objects being thrown can shatter glass and create dangerous sharp fragments. Security film holds broken glass in place, preventing injuries from flying shards.
Pacific Northwest storms bring high winds, flying debris, and fallen tree branches. Security film prevents your windows from shattering into dangerous fragments during severe weather events, keeping your family safe inside.
Large sliding glass doors are a common weak point in home security. Security film reinforces these large glass panels, making them resistant to forced entry and accidental breakage.
Commercial properties face unique security challenges. Storefronts, display windows, and glass entry doors are all vulnerable to smash-and-grab theft, vandalism, and severe weather damage.
Smash-and-grab theft costs retailers billions annually. Security film makes quick entry through glass windows virtually impossible, protecting your merchandise, displays, and employees. The film pays for itself after preventing a single incident.
Protect employees and assets with security film on ground-floor windows, lobby glass, and conference room panels. Combines safety with UV protection that preserves interior furnishings and reduces cooling costs.
Security film is increasingly required in schools, government buildings, and public facilities. It provides blast mitigation, forced entry delay, and shatter protection that helps protect occupants during emergencies.
Large glass windows and doors in restaurants and hotels are both an aesthetic feature and a security concern. Security film maintains the open, inviting look while providing invisible protection against break-ins and accidental damage.
Security film consists of multiple layers of high-tenacity polyester bonded with special adhesives. When glass is struck, the film holds the shards together instead of allowing them to shatter and scatter. This creates a barrier that delays forced entry and prevents injury from flying glass fragments.
4mil provides basic safety and shatter protection. 8mil is recommended for most residential and commercial security needs, providing 30-60 seconds of forced entry delay. 12mil provides enhanced protection with 1-3+ minutes of delay, ideal for high-security applications like jewelry stores and government buildings. Call (425) 988-9877 for a free security consultation.
Yes. Clear security film is virtually invisible once installed. It does not change the appearance of your windows or reduce natural light. Tinted security options are also available if you want combined security and solar control benefits.
Professional-grade security film typically lasts 15-20+ years when installed by certified technicians. The film maintains its strength, adhesion, and clarity over time, providing long-term protection for your property without degradation.
Security film significantly delays break-ins by holding glass together when struck. While no film makes glass completely unbreakable, the delay it creates — 30 seconds to 3+ minutes depending on thickness — is often enough to deter intruders, activate alarm systems, and allow police response time.
Security film pricing depends on film thickness, number of windows, and glass size. The investment is a fraction of the cost of replacing stolen property, repairing damage, or upgrading to security glass. Contact us for a free consultation and accurate quote. Call (425) 988-9877.
Yes. Security film can be combined with solar control tinting to provide both break-in protection and heat/glare reduction. We also offer tinted security film options that combine both functions in a single film layer. Ask about our combination solutions during your consultation.