Residential Film

There are many benefits to adding residential or solar control window film to your home. Installing home window tint is done less for a decorative motive and primarily used for deflecting the direct sunlight. There are a number of reasons you may want to do this.

Defend the health and comfort of you and your family

Excessive exposure to direct sunlight is just bad for you. It can cause deterioration of the skin which leads to premature aging. It can also cause dry skin which involves itchiness and rashes, not to mention the increased chance of skin cancer.

Home window tint blocks 99% of the ultraviolet light that causes such damage. It is a good idea to control your exposure to sun as much as possible. Save the sunlight exposure for doing fun things outside. Protect your home from the vicious rays.

Protect the interior of your house

Sunlight coming into your home can fade your carpet, hardwood floors, drapes and furniture. Not to mention the heat can damage electronics, warp wood and spoil food left in direct sunlight.

In addition to its blocking power, solar window film can passively reflect and absorb up to 70% of incoming solar heat which keeps it from entering the house. Don't put up with damage from "natural elements" inside your home. Protect your material items, keep them in excellent shape and make them last longer.

Improve finances (and relationships) by conserving energy

Does your home life consist of constant arguments over the utilities bills? Whoever is in charge of paying the bills can be a real nag when it comes to outrageous energy bills. Nobody likes to be told not to turn on the air conditioner when they are really hot. Home window tint is the solution!

Solar window film decreases the heat that comes in from the outside which make it easier and cheaper to keep the house cool in the summer. It also has an insulating effect that will keep in the heat in the house during the winter, which will drastically decrease your electrical bill.

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