Turkey Creek Tinting

Owner/Operator Randy Loveday has been in the automotive industry for over four decades. After seeing the same thing at every tint shop: no waiting area, no showroom, and no extra care when it comes to your vehicle, home, or business- he wanted to re-define what a "tint shop" could be. The staff at Turkey Creek Tinting work together in a family atmosphere, staff members work as a family, providing automotive, commercial, and residential window tinting to it's customers. Here at Turkey Creek Tinting, we are bringing window film to the next level.

Turkey Creek Tinting provides its customers with all types of decorative window film for your home or business. Decorative Films are available in a large variety of textures and designs at a fraction cost of laminated panels, patterned or sandblasted glass. These decorative designs are a perfect way to add a little privacy and a lot of style to any smooth glass surface. Decorative Window Films add varying degrees of Privacy. They can be applied in many different formats. Below you will find some of the most popular types of decorative window film offered by Turkey Creek Tinting.

Whether your own a small retail shop, restaurant, hotel chain, or large office complex, window film provides business owners with an economical way to improve their bottom line. Not only does window film enhance building appearance and improve occupant comfort, it dramatically increases energy efficiency, reducing operating expenses year after year. By rejecting up to 82% of the sun's total solar energy, window film for commercial applications helps reduce energy bills. Additionally, comfort levels will be significantly improved with the reduction of uncomfortable hot spots and annoying glare.

Everyone loves what windows do in their house-from the light they let in, to the views they provide. But they also create a ton of problems: excessive glare, high energy costs, heat buildup, and premature fading of furniture, flooring, etc. Window film can help control these problems while providing increased comfort and lower energy costs. According to the EPA Energy Star Buildings Manual in the United States, approximately 50% of an average home's utility bills are wasted by loss of heat and heat gain through untreated windows.