1. Solar Screens Block Heat Transfer With Minimal Light Reduction Solar screens block UV rays 65-90%, preventing the sun from heating up your windows and your home. But the screens only block visibility 15% – 40% depending on fabric selected, so you still get plenty of light inside your home to keep your plants happy and healthy. 2. Minimizes Air Conditioner Use If your home absorbs less heat from…
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The first problem with window tint is that it does not actually prevent the sun’s rays from coming in contact with the window. This means that while it may prevent some of the sun’s rays from getting inside, they will still have a chance to heat up the windows which will then radiate heat into your home. Window sun shades, on the other hand, stop the harmful rays from touching the window itself…
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Better Curb Appeal Let’s face it. Old window screens are usually unattractive. After years of sitting on the outside of your house, they lack the visual appeal that they once had. They might have rust, cracks on the framing, and holes in the actual screens. Not only do these problems look unsightly, but they also make it so the screens cannot function effectively. Protect Your Home From Outdoor…
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