Window Tinting — Not just for Cars!

Just like car interiors can fade over time, did you know that excessive sun exposure can damage your home furniture, curtains, pictures, and even your hardwood floors? Over time, the sun’s harmful UV rays can bleach anything in direct sunlight. Our professionally installed window films are the perfect product for rejecting 99% of the harmful UV rays from the sun that causes fading in your home. Our films also screen out the infra red rays and some of the visible light spectrum to further protect your precious home furnishings.

There’s nothing worse than entering a boiling hot car in the middle of the summer. Some cars get hot enough inside that you can bake cookies on the dashboard! But the exact same effect happens inside your home — and it’s no joke when it comes to your energy bill. Your A/C is working overtime to counteract solar heat buildup. Our window films can easily reject anywhere from 50-80% of the excessive heat that is making your home uncomfortable and contributing to higher energy costs. Our math shows that in energy savings alone, our window tints pay for themselves in 2-3 years!

Most homes try to let in as much sunlight as possible, and that’s a good thing! However, every house has times of day that it’s very inconvenient. Trying to watch some evening TV and fighting the sunset in your eyes? That afternoon beam of light that shines right on your computer monitor? That sunbeam that peeks into your bedroom each morning and wakes up you too early? You don’t have to fight these things by drawing curtains or installing blinds. Just pick a glare-reducing film and put it right on that one window. The film is very subtle but it makes a world of difference!

All window film is designed to keep glass from shattering if an object hits it. Whether it’s severe winds, a rogue baseball, or an attempted break-in, you can’t discount the safety and security aspects of window films. The glass is more difficult to break and if it does break, it stays together as a sheet. There are some types of safety film that are so effective, government buildings use them in place of steel bars!

Today’s modern homes boast open floor plans and huge windows, but it can sometimes feel like the whole neighborhood is watching you. Window Tinting comes in many different shades, from invisible to blackout. One attractive option for homeowners is a film type that’s reflective on the outside, meaning it’s more difficult for people to peer into your home, but you don’t have to sacrifice light levels.