It’s Time to Tint Your Home’s Windows

Your home’s windows allow beautiful, natural light to pour into your home but that’s not all they let in. Windows let in sunlight but unless you use blinds and curtains that ultimately diminish how much light you can let in, that also means they let in UV rays and reduce your privacy inside your home. There is, however, a solution for this problem – architectural window film – aka residential window tint.

Residential window tint is available in a number of styles, colors, and levels of tint so there is a window tint style that suits any personal preferences and home’s architectural style. Window tint will help manage home much of the sun’s UV rays and heat are able to come into your home while still allowing natural light to pour in. This is important because UV rays are damaging to not just humans but interior furnishings as well. By reducing UV rays, you prevent things like fading, discoloring, and damage to your furniture, flooring, and other home decor. Additionally, reducing heat gain from your windows keeps your home’s climate far more comfortable and even reduces your monthly utilities by cutting down on how much air conditioning you need.

Many homeowners worry that adding architectural window film will compromise your views from your windows but that is not the case. But, from the outside, you will not be able to see inside your home easily even when there are no curtains or blinds. Depending on the type of tint you choose, you may not be able to see inside at all! This dramatically enhances your privacy in your home. Once professionally applied, residential window tint is long-lasting and an investment in your home that you will not regret making.