When the average consumer thinks about window tinting, in our experience, most people only consider tinting their vehicle's windows. However, there are a great deal of benefits to home window tinting. Here are a few things to know before tinting your house’s windows.

Numerous Benefits

Window tinting offers several benefits that any homeowner would enjoy. According to Grand View Research, window films mitigate around 30% of heat loss that occurs through home windows and doors. This also increases energy efficiency as another layer of insulation. The heat of the sunlight won't come into your home, allowing you to turn down that air conditioner.

Window tint also helps provide additional protection against UV rays, helping preserve furniture and flooring, both of which are known to fade with UV exposure. For binge-watchers and movie enjoyers, having tinted windows instantly eliminates the glare on your television. As you can see, the benefits are definitely worth the investment.

Enhanced Security

The privacy of your home is crucial to your safety and security. Neighbors and people walking by can easily see inside your house. Not only is that a privacy risk, but it also presents a risk to your safety. Just like investing in fencing, home window tinting will ensure other people can’t see inside your house. It's a purchase that offers you the safety and peace of mind you need to get a good night’s sleep.

Materials Available

You’ll quickly discover various types of window tint available for your house. Decorative film is designed to be aesthetically appealing while helping reduce glare. Privacy window tint is darker than the decorative tint because it ensures no one can see inside. Solar window tints are specifically made to catch UV rays, ensuring that they don't negatively affect the people or items inside of a home. These are especially useful if you don't currently have solar shades or trees providing shade for your home.

In our experience, installing window tint for your home is a simple process that can be completed in less than one day. Maintaining your home window tint is also an easy process. If you have any questions or want to browse your options, contact A Hint of Tint Window Tinting. We have over 35 years of experience with home window tints. Contact us to get a free estimate today.