If you’re looking to tint your windows but aren’t sure how to get started, it’d be smart to contact window tinting companies to learn more. The right tint could add value to your home and increase privacy. The wrong window tint, on the other hand, could leave you literally in the dark.

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There are many different types of window tints. Which one is right for your home? That depends on what you’re trying to accomplish. For example, many non-reflective window tints for homes are great at blocking heat, thus keeping your home cool in the summer. They can also block lots of radiation, protecting your carpeting, floor, furniture, artwork, and more. Homeowners can even select clear tints that provide minimal shading but do block a lot of UV radiation.

Shaded tints are quite popular because they provide privacy during the day while also blocking UV radiation and heat. You may find that the amount of light coming into your home at certain times of the day is uncomfortable. Say while you’re eating lunch, a shaded tint may be just the thing.

Finally, window tint is usually rated with a percent. This percent refers to the amount of “Visible Light Transmission” and the lower the number, the less light that comes in and the darker the tint. Selecting the right percent can be tricky, but window tinting companies can help you pick the right percent.

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