Category: Residential

Can Window Tint Damage Glass

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Residential window tinting is a popular way to increase the functionality and looks of your home. It involves applying a thin film to the interior side of your windows, offering benefits like increased privacy, reduced glare, and improved energy efficiency. But some of our clients wonder: can window tint damage glass? There are various types…

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How Much Heat Do Windows Let In?

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Understanding the Heat Factor: How Windows Impact Temperature Control As the temperature rises, so does our reliance on air conditioning to keep indoor spaces cool and comfortable. But have you ever wondered just how much heat your windows are letting in? Understanding the heat factor of windows is essential for homeowners, business owners, and property…

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What is Visual Light Transmission

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As you decide about window tint for your home or office you’re probably wondering, “How dark should I go?” There are a couple of tricks to understanding the darkness or light-blocking power of window tinting, and your Homeowner’s Association may actually have regulations regarding the level of tint you use on your home. When making…

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All about solar control film

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Window film as clear as glass? That’s right: it exists. Solar control window tinting is incredibly versatile and effective in keeping your home or commercial space comfortable, protected, and beautiful. By allowing natural light to flood the room, but keeping UV rays in check, you’ll get the best of both worlds! What is Solar Control…

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