
Clear 14 Mil Security
Optically clear. You can’t tell it’s there — the glass just stops behaving like glass under impact.
Security film bonds to the glass you already have. It stays invisible, and it holds when the window gets hit.


AuthorizedAlarms and cameras all share the same blind spot. They depend on glass that holds long enough for someone to respond. Standard residential glass gives way in under a minute, which is how long you have before alarm response is moot.
Security film won't call for help. What it does is buy time. The glass stays intact long enough that the attempt turns loud and slow, and most people trying to get in walk away at the window.
A break-and-enter is reported somewhere in Canada.
The time it takes to defeat a standard residential window.
In a UNC Charlotte study, ~8 in 10 burglars said they'd break off or retreat once they hit an alarm or obstacle mid-break-in.
Annual cost of retail theft and break-ins to Canadian businesses.
Figures are directional and drawn from public reports including Statistics Canada, Toronto Police Service annual reports, and the Retail Council of Canada. Crime statistics vary by neighbourhood and year.
Real hits. Real glass. Watch how the film holds.
Security, solar, privacy, decorative — here is the same house with each ImpactGuard film applied, so you can see exactly what you are choosing before we install. Need a closer look? Browse the full range.

Optically clear. You can’t tell it’s there — the glass just stops behaving like glass under impact.

Nearly invisible. Rejects the heat and UV while keeping your view and natural light.

Neutral charcoal tint. Cuts heat and glare with daytime privacy and no mirror look.

Warm copper-bronze tone. Strong heat rejection with a softer, richer aesthetic.

A refined, smoky reflective finish. Daytime privacy without the full mirror — clearer views out at night.

A daytime mirror. Reflects the sky, blocks the heat, and keeps the inside completely private.

A warm golden cast. Museum-grade UV and short-wave blocking for art, archives and displays.

Translucent etched-glass look. Total privacy while daylight still glows through.

A decorative patterned frost — privacy with a soft, designer texture.

Fully opaque white. Total obscurity for bathrooms, partitions and street-level glass.

Solid blackout. Complete darkness for server rooms, projection rooms and total-dark spaces.
Homes and storefronts. Every install done by our own crew, not a sub we've never met.
| Solution | Typical GTA cost | Stops entry? | Monthly fees? | Visible? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ● ImpactGuard Film | From $1K - scales with project size | Yes - sustained delay | None | Invisible |
| Reinforced / Laminated Glass | $20K-$40K+ | Yes | None | Minimal |
| Alarm System | $2.3K-$6.3K over 5 yrs | No - alerts only | $30-$80 / mo | Yes |
| Security Bars | $3K-$6K | Yes | None | Very - institutional look |
Costs reflect typical 2025 GTA installations. ImpactGuard pricing depends heavily on project size (number of openings, pane dimensions, frame type, anchor detail), and larger homes or multi-unit commercial properties can run well above the starting figure. Every quote is fixed and written after an in-person assessment. Alarm subscriptions calculated at midpoint over 60 months. Reinforced glass requires full window replacement. ImpactGuard film is installed over your existing glass with no replacement needed.
The six we get asked before anything else. The full list lives on the FAQ page, and anything specific to your property is better answered standing in front of the glass.
It is an optically clear, 14-mil polyester laminate bonded to the interior face of your existing glass. It does not stop the glass from breaking. It stops the broken glass from leaving the frame, so a pane that has been hit is still a barrier instead of an open hole. The result is a forced entry that takes minutes and makes noise the entire time.
It is a delay-and-deterrent system, not an impenetrable wall. A filmed opening turns a two-second smash into a sustained, loud, visible attack that has to be repeated to get through. Most opportunistic intruders abandon the attempt well before they are through, and that resistance is what gives your alarm, your camera, and a police response time to matter.
No. Our security film is optically clear. There is no tint, no mirror, and no haze. From the street and from inside the room, a protected window is indistinguishable from an unprotected one. That is deliberate, the protection works better when nobody can tell it is there.
No. Automotive tint is typically 1.5 to 2 mil and exists to control light and heat. Our security film is 14 mil, roughly seven times thicker, and is engineered and tested for impact resistance rather than shading. It is rated to UL-972, the Underwriters Laboratories standard for burglary-resistant glazing.
We usually reply within four business hours and book most in-person assessments within one business day, with the appointment itself typically inside 48 hours across the core GTA. The assessment is free and produces a fixed written quote.
We serve Toronto, Scarborough, North York, Etobicoke, Mississauga, Brampton, Vaughan, Markham, Richmond Hill, Oakville, Burlington, Hamilton, and the surrounding GTA. Each of those cities has a dedicated page on this site. If your address is outside that list, ask us anyway, we regularly travel for larger commercial jobs.
Free in-person assessment across the GTA. Most installs booked same week.
Free consultation