Window Film San Francisco
Summer is almost upon us in the San Francisco area. This means the sun will be high in the sky and intense heat will beat down on San Francisco’s buildings and homes. While the climate in San Francisco is relatively mild during the summer, the radiant energy from the sun even on cloudy days will cause fading and uncomfortable hot spots in buildings and homes.
As average temperatures continue to rise across the nation, and record breaking temperatures are recorded, there is a good chance your cooling bill will rise this summer. Unfortunately, there is nothing you can do about the summer heat but you can do something to increase your comfort this summer and reduce your cooling costs. The solution is much simpler and less expensive than you might think. We are talking about adding energy efficient window film to your San Francisco home or building.
Window film is an economical way to reduce your energy bill this summer, and because of the products unique design and installation procedure it’s quick to implement window film in your San Francisco home or office building. Solar control window film reduces the amount of solar energy that comes through your windows so that you can stay cool all summer long.
How to pick the right window film
If you’re ready to increase your home or building’s energy efficiency and comfort level, ClimatePro has been installing window film in San Francisco for 34 years. We offer free estimates throughout the San Francisco Bay Area we will work with you and your budget to find the right window film for you. Depending on which window film you choose, on average window film costs between $8-$12 per square foot to install. We can provide you with a more precise estimate for installing window film in your home or business for your reference.
This year make your home more efficient with energy savings window film and don’t get caught in the heat with recording breaking temperatures this summer San Francisco.
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