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WHY TINT? Commercial:
 Today's
buildings utilize more glass than ever before.
Open floor plans with high ceilings and
extensive use of glass have become standard.
But glass windows are notorious energy wasters.
Building owners and managers increasingly worry
about excessive glare, heat build-up, and high
energy costs.
Unprotected windows leave buildings vulnerable
to damage from broken glass due to earthquakes,
hurricanes, riots, vandalism, and terrorist
activities.
Advanced Solar Solutions window tinting is an
easy, aesthetically pleasing, and cost effective
solution to these problems. Our window film is a
retrofit product installed directly to the
interior side of glass.
It provides an optically clear, distortion-free
view without yellowing, cloudiness or frosted
overcast.
Window tinting saves money. By rejecting up to
79% of incoming solar energy, window tinting
cuts power bills. With 99% ultraviolet
rejection, window tinting will reduce fading of
interiors and furnishings making them last
longer.
Window film helps correct temperature imbalances
between sunny and shady areas and deflects
harsh, uncomfortable glare, reducing eyestrain
that is common while doing paperwork or viewing
computer screens. This leads to employees that
are more comfortable and therefore more
productive.
 Window
film can dramatically reduce damage and injury
from fractured glass by holding fragments of
shattered glass in place.
From the inside, our window film provides a
pleasant, glare-free, distortion-free view. From
the outside, it has a uniform appearance that
complements the building's design. Available in
a range of designer shades including neutral,
our window film is scratch-resistant, keeping
the film looking as new as the day it was
installed. The film is easy to maintain using
most conventional methods of window cleaning.
Advanced Solar Solutions uses window films
backed by manufacturer warranty against
cracking, demetallizing, and delaminating when
installed by a certified SunPro installer in
accordance with factory procedures.
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