Licensed & insured · Gainesville, Florida
Solar control, glare reduction and privacy for offices, storefronts and showrooms. Based in Gainesville, we help you select the right film for your glass, building and project requirements.
Commercial window film · Office privacy · Residential tinting
Before and after reflective privacy film on an office at a Gainesville dealership. These are photos of Gavin’s completed work. The mirror effect depends on the light on each side of the glass.
Reflective privacy depends on lighting; it is not guaranteed at night. For consistent visual separation, ask about frosted film. Compare privacy options.
Every job starts with the right film for the glass and the goal. We carry heat-rejecting, reflective, frosted and security films and will tell you plainly which one you actually need.
Storefronts, dealerships, offices and conference rooms. Explore film options for solar heat, screen glare and privacy, selected for your glass and building use.
Reduce solar heat and glare with a film selected for your home. Compare light transmission and privacy options for bathrooms, entries and street-facing windows.
Cars, trucks and fleet vehicles. Ceramic film that drops cabin temperature, blocks UV and stays clear on the inside, installed within Florida's legal limits.
Films we install
Window film work at a Gainesville dealership: exterior showroom glass, interior office glass and entry doors. These photos show Gavin’s completed work.
The right film depends on the existing glass, sunlight, desired appearance and the problem you want to solve. Performance varies by product and installation.
Solar-control film can reduce heat gain through glass. Ask for the proposed film’s specifications; comfort and energy savings depend on the whole building.
Glare-control film can make bright windows more comfortable near screens and workspaces. We discuss the balance between glare reduction, daylight and appearance.
UV-reducing film can help protect interiors. Fading also involves visible light, heat and materials, so film does not eliminate it. Ask about the selected product’s UV rating.
Reflective privacy changes with lighting. Frosted film obscures the view. Safety-film performance depends on the glass, film and attachment system; discuss the specific application.
Start with your location and glass photos. We discuss the scope, film options and installation schedule before work begins.
Tell us what the glass is for and what is bothering you: heat, glare, privacy, fading. A few phone photos are enough to start.
We review your glass and project scope, discuss film choices, and confirm what is included in the quote before installation.
We install the agreed film and explain curing and care instructions for the product. Access and scheduling are coordinated around the project.
Contact Gavin at Black Hole Window Tinting. Share your city or ZIP, property type and a few photos of the glass. A measurement or site visit may be needed before a final price.
For business properties, include any access restrictions and your preferred installation timing.
Licensed and insured. Ask Gavin about documentation needed for your property.
See a completed commercial project →