WINDOW FILM BENEFITS
Home window tinting can turn your house into a safer, more comfortable place to live.
Save on energy costs, reduce glare, protect your furnishings, and increase safety and privacy. See below for more information on the many benefits tinting your home or business provide you.
A FILM FOR EVERY NEED
SOLAR FILM
Solar Window Films provide many benefits, from savings on energy costs, deflecting harmful UV rays that can fade furniture and damage your skin, to the intangible qualities of a more beautiful view of your surroundings. There are a number of benefits to be found by installing window films in your home, office, or retail space. |
SAFETY FILM
When the event is a natural disaster, vandalism, or accidental damage, you want to know flying debris and broken glass aren’t going to cause injuries or a dangerous mess. Security window films are designed to protect windows from shattering, keep out the bad guys all while adding an extra level of safety to your glass. |
DECORATIVE FILM
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INCREASE YOUR ENERGY SAVINGS
Tinting your windows can be much more about substance than style. One of the most important and talked-about benefits of window tinting is its potential to noticeably lower your energy bill. When treated to a high-quality professional tint, windows will leak out less heat and AC. This means that heat will be conserved through the winter, and repelled during the summer, giving your HVAC systems a rest, and saving you money on fuel and electricity costs. Without ever needing to commit to an expensive and time-consuming window replacement process, you can increase both your energy savings and comfort in windowed rooms.
SAFEGUARD YOUR FURNISHINGS
Finding the right piece of furniture that complements the size and style of your home can be a difficult process. Excessive sun exposure can fade and damage your precious furniture findings, but window tinting can help. Window film offers UV protection that will minimize the fading damage doled out by the sun’s rays. This means that your carpets, rugs, artwork, wood flooring, and furniture pieces will all be granted a life extension. Tinting allows you to keep your interior decor in shape while still being able to enjoy the sun’s rays.
GUARD AGAINST THE SUN'S DAMAGING UV RAYS
As laughable as the notion of requiring indoor sun protection may seem, it is actually a reality. The sun’s harmful UV rays can still affect people inside their homes. Fortunately, most window film products reduce harmful UV rays by over 90%, enabling families across the world to enjoy the warmth and vitamin D of the sun’s rays without any of the worry.
MINIMIZE DAMAGES DURING WINDOW BREAKS
Window tinting adds an extra layer of protection so that your building's windows break in a fashion similar to that seen with car windows. This film eliminates the risk of shattering, preventing cutting glass shards from spraying into the home and potentially injuring family members. Window film also strengthens glass panes in general, minimizing the risks of breaks even in the event of violent storms or attempted vandalism.
ELIMINATE BOTHERSOME GLARE
Most people enjoy the feel and aesthetic of sunlight pooling in their living spaces, but too much sun can cause disruptive glare, hampering recreational television watching and lowering office productivity. Window film eliminates this troublesome glare, giving the resident the best of both worlds with a warm, bright interior that is free of distracting reflections.
INCREASE PRIVACY
Window film really does provide the home owner the best of both worlds. Window tint will still let beautiful light into your home, while obscuring your home’s interior to sidewalk audiences. This makes window tinting an excellent choice for rooms requiring extra privacy, such as bathrooms, bedrooms, and offices that happen to face the street.
GIVE YOUR HOME A DECORATIVE EDGE
As mentioned earlier, window tinting is commonly thought of as a stylistic feature. Though window tint is more a matter of substance than style, they do still offer a way of adding a nice aesthetic touch to a building. Decorative window films are usually offered, featuring mural designed or picturesque stock views, while more subtle darkened tints can be used to imitate the look of high-end window panes.
