Recent changes to political policies have sparked much interest in the topic of climate change. While some people are very concerned about the effects of global warming, others question its existence. Whether you believe climate change is happening right now or not, it’s still important to make efforts to reduce your carbon footprint. One way you can do this is by installing window tint for your Salt Lake City home.
How Can Window Tint Protect the Environment?
We live in a world in which natural resources are depleting at an alarming rate. Unfortunately, society is highly dependent on some of these resources and we require them for many of our daily activities, especially those that require the use of electricity. And one of the greatest consumers of electricity in our homes is HVAC equipment. Heating and air conditioning require a huge amount of electricity. This is turn leads to the depletion of natural resources and is destruction for the environment.
But that’s where window tinting can help. Window tinting helps to reduce natural resource consumption by making our homes more energy efficient. It prevents heating and cooling loss and reduces energy consumption in the average household by up to 30% annually. With window tint, we can reduce our carbon footprint and help protect the environment from being destroyed by over harvesting and resource consumption.
Additional Benefits of Window Tinting
In addition to reducing your home energy use, window tinting has many other enjoyable benefits as well. By having your windows tinted, you can create a more comfortable living space for your family and protect your home from uv radiation. Some of the benefits of residential window tinting include:
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Mike Kinsey
Mike Kinsey and his team have been installing window film in the Salt Lake City area for over fifteen years. As the head of operations at Window Film Salt Lake City, Mike has overseen hundreds of commercial and residential window tinting projects in Ogden, Provo, Park City, St. George, Sandy, and the Salt Lake metro area, accounting for over 250,000 sq. ft. of film installed. Equipped with an extensive background in construction and project management, Mike brings a unique perspective to every install. His familiarity with all the various types of window film and top brands allows him to recommend a solution for nearly any architectural concern. With certifications from 3M, EnerLogic, and AIA for continuing education and a breadth of experience, Mike is regarded as one of the top professionals in his field.
