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It’s in everyone’s best interest to reduce the amount of energy we use. Not only do you reduce your carbon footprint and energy waste, you’ll also save money on your power bills. Here are some of the most useful and practical ways you can reduce home energy usage! Switch to LEDs – LED bulbs require an initial investment that puts …
Residential window tinting can be a very cost-effective way to reduce energy, minimize glare, protect your furnishings and increase the security of your home. The best part is that this film can typically be done as a retrofit to your existing windows with very little disruption to your home. Take a moment to read this excerpt from an article that …
If you are considering having a window film installed on your Chattanooga, Tennessee area home, take a moment to review the information below. There are several factors to consider when looking at utilizing a window film to improve your home, and we try to simplify the process with our Home Window Film Guide by answering these key questions. What are …
With the middle of Summer upon us, most of us have a Summer home improvement list we would like to get completed. With that in mind, we are going to give you three reasons why implementing a high quality home window film should be on that list. Increased Home Comfort – Window films work to block excessive heat and glare …
This is an excerpt from an interesting article from The Denver Post that discusses how home window films can be used to save you money. We wanted to share with you the six window film facts that they spelled out in the article. Six Crystal-Clear Window Film Facts 1. Color-Neutral Options – “If you don’t want to change the color …
Did you know that as much as one-third of a home’s heating and cooling costs can be lost through windows that are not energy efficient? With home fuel costs going through the roof, you may be considering the purchase of energy-efficient replacement windows. But before you spend thousands of dollars, there is a way to upgrade home windows without replacing …
