Luxury Residential + Commercial Window Film
Protect The View.
Preserve What Is Inside.
Premium architectural window film for homes and properties where the details matter—designed to reduce solar heat, glare and UV exposure while preserving the natural character of the glass and the spaces behind it.
For Homes Where Details Matter
Your Home Is Not
A Typical Jobsite.
High-value homes require a different installation mindset. When a room contains custom millwork, natural stone, designer furniture, irreplaceable hardwood, hand-finished plaster, artwork or one-of-one interior finishes, the installer has to think beyond the glass.
Our approach is built around protecting the room first, then installing the film with deliberate water management, controlled staging and careful finishing. Because on a luxury property, the surrounding environment can be worth far more than the window film itself.
More Than Glass
Protect The Interior
You Chose Carefully.
Architectural film can help reduce the solar exposure that contributes to fading, heat build-up and glare. No film can stop all fading, but the right film can become an important layer of protection for high-value interiors.
Hardwood + Natural Materials
Help reduce UV exposure reaching wood floors, cabinetry, fabrics, rugs and natural finishes.
Art + Furnishings
Add another line of defense for artwork, designer furniture, textiles and carefully curated interiors.
Comfort + Usability
Reduce uncomfortable hot zones and glare without automatically giving up the windows and views that define the room.
Privacy + Design
Create more privacy, visual separation or a refined decorative finish for selected glass surfaces.
Our Luxury-Home Favorite
Premium Ceramic Film.
Minimal Visual Compromise.
Solar Gard PureVue™ Ceramic is designed for projects where preserving the natural appearance of the glass and the view matters. Its low-reflective ceramic construction provides meaningful solar control while keeping the exterior appearance refined.
*Performance varies by PureVue shade, glass type and glazing configuration. Solar Gard lists up to 58% total solar energy rejection for the series, greater than 99% UV rejection in published sample data, and a 12-year manufacturer warranty subject to applicable terms.
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Our White-Glove
Installation Protocol.
A high-end architectural installation is not just a squeegee and a roll of film. It is controlled access, careful preparation, surface protection, water management, precise edge work and a clean handoff.
Private Site Walkthrough
We review the glass, room access, sensitive finishes, window geometry, surrounding materials and the goals for each exposure.
Glazing + Film Assessment
Film selection should account for the glass and glazing configuration. Not every film belongs on every window, so the specification comes before installation.
Interior Protection
Finished floors, millwork, furnishings and adjacent surfaces are treated as part of the installation environment—not as obstacles around the window.
Controlled Water Management
Application solution is managed deliberately around sills, flooring, walls, electronics and high-value interior materials.
Precision Fit + Edge Finish
Film is aligned, trimmed and finished to create clean sight lines that complement the architecture instead of drawing attention to the installation.
Final Detail + Handoff
Glass, surrounding areas and finished film are reviewed before the room is returned to the homeowner, designer, property manager or general contractor.
Architectural Film Solutions
One Building. Different Glass.
Different Problems To Solve.
Premium Ceramic Solar Control
For expansive residential glass where heat and UV reduction matter but the homeowner still wants the architecture and views to feel natural.
UV + Fade Reduction
Help reduce the solar exposure reaching hardwood, upholstery, artwork, cabinetry and other high-value finishes.
Heat + Glare Control
Make rooms with difficult afternoon sun, large glass elevations or screen glare more usable without defaulting to closed shades.
Commercial Solar Control
Address hot zones, glare and solar loading across offices, retail spaces, hospitality properties and other commercial glass.
Glare + Screen Comfort
Improve visual comfort around workstations, conference rooms, display areas and customer-facing spaces.
Safety + Surface Films
Selected projects can incorporate safety/security or sacrificial surface-protection films where the building requires more than solar control.
Frost + Privacy Film
Refine bathrooms, doors, glass partitions, offices and other spaces where privacy is part of the design brief.
Selective Privacy Solutions
Create privacy on targeted glass without turning every window into dark reflective glazing.
Anti-Graffiti Film
Sacrificial surface-film options can protect eligible glass and other non-porous surfaces from scratching, marking and vandalism.
Start With The Problem, Not The Product
What Do You Need
The Glass To Do?
Luxury homes and commercial properties rarely need the same film on every pane. A west-facing great room, a street-facing office, a vulnerable storefront and a decorative interior partition are different problems. We specify the film around the glass, exposure, privacy goal and appearance you want to preserve.
Luxury Residential
Start with PureVue™ Ceramic when low reflectivity and a natural glass appearance are the priority.
Recommended: PureVue™Media Rooms + West Glass
TrueVue and reflective Silver films offer stronger glare reduction and solar-control options when visibility and heat become the dominant problem.
Recommended: TrueVue · SilverStreet-Facing Glass
Reflective and dual-reflective films can improve daytime privacy while reducing heat and glare. Privacy depends on lighting conditions and is not guaranteed at night.
Recommended: Silver · TrueVueDifficult Glazing
Sentinel Plus outside-weatherable films provide exterior-installed solar-control options for selected glazing and access conditions.
Recommended: Sentinel PlusGlass Retention
Armorcoat clear and solar-control safety films are built for projects where glass retention and impact resistance are part of the scope.
Recommended: Armorcoat®Interior Glass
byDESIGN decorative films add privacy and visual separation without treating the glass like a conventional dark solar tint.
Recommended: byDESIGNPrivate Residences · Estates · Custom Homes
When The Property Is Exceptional,
The Installation Standard Should Be Too.
We welcome projects involving architects, designers, builders, estate managers and homeowners who expect the film installation to respect the caliber of the property.
Architectural Film Questions
What Luxury Homeowners
And Property Managers Ask.
How do you protect hardwood floors and expensive interiors during installation?
The room is treated as part of the installation—not simply the space around the window. We plan access, protect sensitive surrounding areas, control application solution and water, keep tools and staging organized, and complete a final cleanup and inspection before handoff.
Will window film change the appearance of my luxury home?
It depends on the product. PureVue™ Ceramic is specifically attractive for projects where homeowners want meaningful solar-control benefits with low reflectivity and a more natural glass appearance. We review samples before installation because the final appearance also changes with glass type and lighting.
Will architectural film stop my hardwood floors or artwork from fading?
No product can completely eliminate fading because UV, visible light, heat, material chemistry and other factors all contribute. Quality window film can significantly reduce UV exposure and can help slow fading as part of an overall preservation strategy.
Do you inspect the glass before recommending a film?
Yes. The glazing configuration matters. We evaluate the windows and project conditions before recommending a film because glass type, coatings, construction, exposure and film selection should work together.
Is darker film always better for heat rejection?
No. Modern ceramic and spectrally selective architectural films can provide useful solar control without automatically creating a dark or mirrored appearance. The best option depends on the performance target and the desired look.
Can you tint very large or difficult architectural windows?
Large panes, tall glass, custom shapes and complex access require planning. We review access, glass size, working clearances and the surrounding finishes before confirming the installation approach.
Do you install commercial and office window film too?
Yes. Commercial projects can include solar control, glare reduction, privacy, decorative film, safety/security options and surface-protection solutions depending on the building and project goals.
How do I choose between PureVue 70, 60, 50 and 35?
The numbers provide a useful way to compare the relative lightness of the available PureVue options. We typically start with the amount of natural appearance, solar control and glare reduction you want, then confirm compatibility with your glass and review physical samples.
Southern California Architectural Window Film
Luxury Residential + Commercial
Window Tinting From La Verne.
IW Motorsports provides architectural window film for custom homes, luxury residences, offices, retail spaces and commercial properties throughout La Verne and surrounding Southern California communities.
Project consultations are available for La Verne, San Dimas, Glendora, Claremont, Upland, Rancho Cucamonga, Diamond Bar, Chino Hills, Pasadena, Los Angeles, Orange County, the Inland Empire and surrounding areas.
Private Residential + Commercial Consultation
Tell Us About The Glass.
We Will Build The Right Solution.
For The Best Recommendation, Send:
- Residential or commercial property
- City / project location
- Approximate number and size of windows
- Photos of the glass and room / exterior
- Primary goal: heat, UV, glare, privacy, safety or appearance
- Any known glass information or recent window replacement details