Fading Protection &
SPF 1000
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Why You Need UV Protection for Your Home and Family
Most people understand that covering up or putting on sunscreen when they go outside is a good idea to prevent sunburns, wrinkles and general exposure to the sun. However, what a lot of people don’t realize is that the same rays of sun you are trying to avoid outside, come right into your home or business through your windows. What’s more, UV rays are highly detrimental to home furnishings like wood floors, furniture, upholstery, and rugs. That’s right, the main culprit in almost all fading of your home’s interiors isn’t wear and tear–it’s the sun.
Protect Your Skin and Home Furnishings From Harmful UV Rays
UV Protection For Your Home Furnishings
UV Protection In Your Home For Your Family
Fade Protection and Anti Glare Home Window Tint
There are two types of ultraviolet radiation, UVA rays and UVB rays. While UVB rays are blocked by glass, UVA rays are able to pass through your windows. UVA rays account for 90% of the sun damage to your skin and home and are a major source of glare. Window film can protect your home from 99.9% of UV rays and, best of all, it pays for itself. Homeowners can achieve a full payback from energy savings in just 2-4 years! But perhaps the biggest payback is the protection they provide your family. Window films reduce the risk of cancer and are recommended by the Skin Cancer Foundation and physicians alike!
Window Tinting Experts
Give the ones you love the gift of health and keep them safe by having UV blocking window tint applied to your home this year! Contact GreenLight Window Films to find out more about how you can protect your home or commercial property from graffiti and to schedule a free consultation!
During your free consultation our window film expert will:
- Listen carefully to your problems
- Ask questions to understand your unique set of problems
- Use their expertise and knowledge to sort through the hundreds of window film options
- Come up with the best solution to meet your needs. (Often this involves testing the existing glass for levels of heat/ light penetration, UV etc.)
- Fully explain why they chose the particular film selected