Window tint acts like insulation by increasing the R value of your window. It helps retain heat in the winter as well as reflecting and absorbing up to 70% of incoming solar heat. Helping to lower your energy bill year around, not just in the hot summer months.
Home window tint can cure many additional problems for the home owner that you may not be aware of. By blocking UV rays from entering the home you are providing a safer, healthier environment for your family.
Solar Radiation is responsible for Skin Cancer and Eye Damage. With the depletion of the Ozone layer, more Ultra Violet rays are saturating our environment. Not only a health hazard, but it's causing damage to your home, its furnishings, and your prized possessions.
Remember the deep rich color your carpeting had when it was first installed. Now five years later it looks tired, almost dirty, though you've had it professionally cleaned. This faded, lack luster appearance, is the result of Sun Damage.
Is the fabric on your sofa dried and brittle, easily punctured or damaged. Direct sun light on the fabric has ruined another piece of expensive furniture.
If you leave a lamp, or bowl sitting in direct sunlight on a fine decorative table. After an extended period of time, you may find a permanent dark area where the lamp has protected that one spot from the penetrating affects of Ultra Violet rays.
How many times have you lowered the blinds or shades on your living room windows because the afternoon sun glared in so brightly you couldn't enjoy your favorite television program. With window tint, this annoyance goes away. You can make comfortable use of your home, without shutting out the outside world. With window tint you can be comfortable and still enjoy the view outside.
Security and privacy are no small item. Being on display to the outside world can be embarrassing if you step into view at the wrong moment. With window tint you can protect your privacy, while preventing unwanted eyes from easily seeing what valuables you may have on display. Remember when the sun goes down the privacy protection is reduced. You will still require blinds or shades to protect your privacy at night.
Don't confuse a good quality shading or reflective window tint with the decorative window coverings that are also available. In the form of imitation stained glass, or other decorative patterns, these window coverings do little or nothing to protect you from the penetrating Ultra Violet rays. They serve their own purpose as a decorative element in the design of your room, a completely different purpose then a good protective window tint.
Window film tint has a life expectancy of up to 15 years, most are considered a permanent installation. Temporary versions are also available. By wetting down the film and glass with a spray of water, they are held to the window with static cling, after you squeegee the water out from between the film and glass.
These removable window films can be peeled away returning windows to their original state.
Window tint can come in many colors, shades and level of reflectivity. Beyond the familiar smoke color, you can chose from a wide variety of styles. Accenting your home as well as providing needed protection.
There are many good reasons to consider a quality window tint installation, health, protection, security, and even convenience and style. All would make the installation of window tint a wise, cost affective and valuable choice.
Published by Curtis Carper
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