It is quite rare to see a family applying sun lotion for a day spent in their home’s living room. Most families are lucky enough to remember to use sunscreen when spending a day at the beach! As laughable as the notion of requiring indoor sunscreen may seem, it is actually a reality. Though it’s not something we usually consider, it is possible to get an unhealthy level of UV exposure from simply sitting in front of a window with a lot of sunlight coming in.

So, you can’t control when the sun shines, but you can control how protected you are from the sun’s harmful UV rays. Exposure to UV Rays is the leading cause of skin cancer and may also cause skin wrinkles. According to the Skin Cancer Foundation, window tint is recommended as part of a comprehensive skin care program. 

Suntamers offers numerous window tints that block more than 99% of all UV rays that protects you and your home from the sun’s UV rays while providing the look and style you desire. Suntamers residential tint packages allow you and your family to enjoy the warmth and vitamin D of the sun’s rays without any of the worry.

The summer months can be uncontrollably hot but there is a way to protect your home from the heat and stay cool. Window tint for your home is the most efficient way to reduce heat, providing up to 78% heat reduction versus untreated glass. Suntamers residential window tint packages offer a way to reflect the sun’s UV rays away and prevent your home from absorbing heat. When the heat of the sun is reflected, your home can stay at a consistent temperature more easily. Save on your utility bills because your home is better protected against the heat since you no longer need to run the air conditioner in certain rooms to keep your whole home comfortable. 

Tired of having to squint to see inside your own home or can’t view your computer or television due to the sun’s rays? Glare from the sun can have a significant impact on your comfort and productivity. Most people enjoy the feel and aesthetic of sunlight pooling in their living spaces, but too much sun can cause disruptive glare, hampering recreational television watching. While solutions such as curtains and blinds are a preventive measure, they must be closed to block out the sunlight, leaving you in the dark. Window film eliminates this troublesome glare, giving the resident the best of both worlds with a warm, bright interior that is free of distracting reflections.  

Whatever the cause—direct sun, reflections from snow, water, or surrounding buildings—Suntamers has a perfect window film solution to help reduce annoying glare.

Maybe, instead of safety and security, you’re looking to bring in some more style to your home. There are many improvements you can make to your home to enhance its curb appeal and improve its value, but window tint is a small investment for a major payoff. Want to darken your windows? Do you feel like your neighbors are a little too close? Suntamers residential window film allows you to choose from a wide spectrum of shades, from clear to dark, to make your windows as dark as you would like or add some privacy so visibility into your home is taken away. 

Additionally, Suntamers also provides our clients with accessory window films like decorative films. These films allow clients to add some privacy to their bathroom or door windows. You can choose from options such as etched patterns, stained glass, or opaque frosted. 

There are many improvements you can make to your home to enhance its curb appeal and improve its value, but window tint is a small investment for a major payoff. The right home window tint not only gives your home a sleek look but also many inherent benefits that will be a selling point in the future. Whether you’re updating aspects of your home or taking on add-ons and full renovations, window tint is definitely worth considering.

Are you spending a fortune on air conditioning costs just to keep your home cool? According to the U.S. Department of Energy, up to 43% of a home utility bill goes to heating and cooling. Traditional glass windows allow the heat from the sun to penetrate, raising the interior temperature significantly. As more and more homes use natural light to improve the aesthetics of a home, reducing temperature imbalances caused by extreme sunlight is why so many designers, architects, and building engineers desire window film.

With window tint, much of the sunlight and heat is blocked, allowing your home to stay a much lower temperature and reducing your need to constantly run the air conditioner. Films can also help keep heat inside, making it warmer in your home during the colder winter months, which saves on heating costs. The result is a noticeable reduction in energy use, which helps cut down on costly utility bills.  

When high-quality professional tint is installed, windows will bleed out less heat and AC giving your HVAC systems a rest and saving you money on fuel and electricity costs.

Without ever needing to commit to an expensive and time-consuming window replacement process, you can increase both your energy savings and comfort in windowed rooms. Tinting your windows can be much more about substance than style.