Residential window film Toronto

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Coming home to comfort. We all want that.

Among the numerous things that are important is privacy, proper lighting, presentation and a comfortable temperature.

Residential Window Film is an easy, effective and economical way to improve your home. It is far more flexible and cost effective than replacing the glass in your home.

Among the issues it can resolve are: updating faded glass, improving the look of your home, decreasing glare from too much sun in the wrong place, protecting you and your family's privacy and lowering your energy bills.

All this is available in inexpensive and easy packages.

Residential window film

There are various types of film available:

- insulating film to keep heat out in the summer and keep it in during the winter. Save money, especially as global warming increases the need for air conditioning. “Static Cling Film”, which is excellent for this use is reusable and can block up to 99% of the harmful UV rays of the sun. These films should be added to the inside of single panes and to the outside of dual panes.
- decorative film to enhance the look of your home, leading to increased pride and a better price if you should want to sell.
- UV protection film to protect your furnishings from the harmful effects of ultra-violet light, which cause fading and sun damage. Hot summer glares can cause your home furnishings to look dowdy and faded by the end of even one summer.
- privacy film which allows you to see outside while protecting you from curious eyes. We offer an wide selection including black static films, frosted window films and mirrored films, as well as professionals to guide you to the best solutions.

Perhaps the most important aspect of using these films is finding a qualified, reasonable provider and installer. Here we are.

Some points to be aware of:

-The total solar energy rejection rate measures the ability of the film to keep out harmful UV. Infra red and heat glare. Ask the store assistant to give you films with a higher solar energy rejection number.
- The light transmission ratio lets you know how light/dark the film is going to look after installation. A lower percentage means a darker screen. Screens which have a ratio of around 49% will offer an ideal balance of comfortable visibility.
- The ratio of visible light being reflected by the window films is called it's “reflectance capacity”. The higher the light reflectance capacity, the shinier your window surface will look.
- The “shading coefficient” tells you the net benefit of your window treatment.

We offer you the widest selection of window film, at a price you can afford. Call now for worry-free service and a free estimate.