Texas is hot. That's no secret to anyone who lives here. It's hot and we love it. That's why so many people are moving here. It's probably why you moved here. Luckily most of us have air conditioning. It's what makes life here in Texas bearable during certain parts of the year. During the summer we run our air conditioners all day and all night, running up high electric bills. In fact, we pay some of the highest electricity bills in the country. But there are ways your can lower your electricity bills Texas households spent an average of $1801 per year back in 2009, the latest year the government has figures for.
Save Money by installing 3M Sun Control Window Film
Applying sun control window film tint on your home, office or commercial building can significantly lower your energy costs. These high-performance window films reduce the heat coming through the glass and filter out harmful rays.
It doesn't matter if you currently have single, double or even triple pane glass, there is a window film that will make your glass more energy efficient.
So how much money can you save by lowering your electricity bills? Professionally installed window film have been proven to reduce cooling costs by up to 30 percent. Your mileage may vary of course, but those are some impressive savings.
Window Film could be your best investment
If you're a smart shopper who refuses to be a victim of high energy bills just because you want to stay cool and comfortable you'll really be happy with the savings you'll get with window film.
A recent independent study conducted in California found window film to be the most cost-effective energy conservation investment you could make for your home. According to the study, window film was the best way to improve energy efficiency, surpassing R-38 ceiling insulation on existing homes with single pane glass, you can read the results here.
For further information on sun control window films or for a free, no obligation quote, please contact Starmor or call us at 1-800-297-3862. We are your premier 3M Prestige window film dealer in the Dallas Metroplex.
