Sudz and Shade LLC — Window Tint & Detail

Residential & Commercial Window Tinting

Ceramic solar film for homes and offices. We come to your property.

Arizona sun does real damage — to your furniture, your floors, your energy bill, and you. Our ceramic solar film reduces heat and glare coming through your windows without making your home or office feel dark. You keep the view. You lose the heat.

What It Does

  • Reduces interior temperatures significantly — less AC load, lower energy bills
  • Blocks up to 99% of UV rays — protects furniture, flooring, and artwork from fading
  • Reduces glare on screens and surfaces
  • Adds a layer of privacy without blocking natural light
  • Does not darken your view significantly — ceramic film is optically clear

Residential & Commercial

Residential

Homeowners dealing with hot rooms, faded furniture, or privacy concerns on street-facing windows.

Commercial

Office managers, retail spaces, and property managers who want to reduce heat load and protect interiors without replacing glass.

Pricing

Pricing depends on square footage and film selection. Residential projects start at $349. Contact us for a property assessment and quote.

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Common Questions

Will window tint make my rooms dark? +

Not with ceramic solar film. The goal is heat and UV rejection, not darkness. Our film is designed to be optically clear — you'll notice the heat reduction before you notice any change in light.

Is window tinting a good investment for homeowners in Arizona? +

In a climate like Phoenix, yes. Reducing the heat load on sun-facing rooms means your AC runs less, which lowers your energy bill and extends the life of your system. Many customers see a return within 1–2 summers.

Do you work with HOAs or commercial property managers? +

Yes. If you need documentation, product specs, or to coordinate access with tenants, we can accommodate that.

Keep Your Home Cooler. Ceramic solar film for homes and offices throughout the Phoenix metro area. From $349. (623) 879-2183

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