PA Window Tint, Inc.

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The Sedona homeowner had encountered a similar issue at his manufacturing plant a year earlier. Working with local 3M Scotchtint window film dealer Ross Kehl, owner of Synchronicity, Inc., he had 3M window film applied to the building’s windows. “The 3M window film solved our heat and glare issues at the plant, so when we ordered windows for the house and couldn’t get them tinted before they were installed, I called Kehl in again,” the homeowner says. “He recommended the new 3M Night Vision window film.” According to Kehl, Night Vision window film made sense for several reasons.

When the owner of a 14,000-square-foot dream home in Sedona, Arizona, designed his residence, he included numerous towering windows that invited splendid red rock mountain views on every side of his property. But along with those views, he knew he would have to contend with one problem— the sun. While he wanted to control the sun’s negative effects, such as damaging UV rays, glare, and heat, he didn’t want to compromise the views with heavy draperies or blinds.