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How To Get The Best Window Film for Your Skylights in San Francisco

How To Get The Best Window Film for Your Skylights in San Francisco

Skylights need window film! Let ClimatePro transform you San Francisco skylights with 3M WIndow Film.

There must be tens of thousands of skylights in San Francisco. We take them for granted, but skylights are a great way to bring natural light into homes and offices. Unfortunately, those same skylights let in some of the sun’s negative effects. This includes harmful UV rays, which can accelerate the fading of art, flooring, furniture, and textiles. Not only that, but UV rays increase the risk of skin cancer.

Another issue to consider: without protection, sunshine streaming through skylights increases interior temperatures, increasing energy costs. What about glare? Glare from overhead skylights makes using computers and televisions less enjoyable. What can you do to keep the benefits of skylights and minimize the negatives?

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3M Sun Control Window Film To The Rescue

The ClimatePro team recently installed 3M Prestige window film on the skylights in this San Francisco home. 3M Prestige is a line of films that gives homeowners the power to control the amount of tinting they want. For this homeowner, 3M Prestige 20 was the choice, as it provides a high degree of sun control. Sunlight is still allowed into the home while providing UV, glare, and heat protection.

If you have skylights that need upgrading in San Francisco, call ClimatePro. We’ve worked with thousands of Bay Area homeowners and we are ready to work with you. From estimate to installation, you’ll get the best service and window film. Get a free estimate now at 707.755.7337 or get started online here. Want to see more San Francisco homes transformed with window film? Try these:

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