Tint Windows for Security and Savings

Privacy and Security

Homes that are close to the street, are packed together in tight rows, or even just have large windows are vulnerable. Criminals can peek into the houses to access them for valuables while planning robberies. Noisy neighbors can watch family members through upstairs windows.

Commercial buildings also benefit from increased security. Child care centers, research facilities, medical offices, family planning offices, and counseling centers are all places where privacy is paramount. The added protection of tinted windows can prevent issues and keep people safe while inside. Reducing liability is an added bonus.

Savings

Tinting will also reduce the need for excessive amounts of cleaning supplies, and making maintenance of woods and fabrics easier. The sun fades fabrics and dries out wood, which means time-consuming polishing, covering, and protecting furniture, carpets, curtains, and even home decor. Blocking out those rays will drastically reduce the time and money spent on cleaning. It also prolongs the life of furniture and carpeting, saving money on replacement costs.

Commercial office buildings will not only save money on energy and replacement costs, but will also experience higher productivity. The effect of the sun, especially on higher floors, contributes to that after lunch slump that slows down the concentration and productivity of employees. More errors are made, problem solving skills weaken, and people get irritable.

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