Dallas Home Security Window Film

Thinking about home security window film? When it comes to protecting your home from intruders – burglars, thieves and even home invaders – they can provide an effective level of protection.

Windows are the weakest part of your building’s structure. After kicking in a door, it’s the most common way the bad guys get into your home. This is why, after installing strong doors and locks, you should consider applying security film on your windows.

How Burglaries Work – A look at the numbers

The first step in protecting your home is to know the numbers. Once you know how most burglaries take place it’s easy to decide the most effective steps you can take to protect your home. Check out this graphic from the Washington Post:

From the graphic, you can see that time is your friend. People breaking into your home want to get in, grab your stuff and get out as fast as possible. The longer it takes them to get in, the more likely they will give up and move on to easier targets. Strong locks, reinforced door jambs, and heavy doors are a must. These are the first things you should do.

Home Security Window Film Delays, Deters, and Denies Entry Through Glass.

They won’t keep someone out forever, and a determined thief willing to take the time will get through the film. What these films do buy you is time. Time to react, time for the police to show up and time for you to take shelter or fight back.

We all want to feel safe in our homes. Installing a security window film on your glass doors and windows can help. Because it holds glass together under attack it can help keep people out of your home.

Metro Tint Texas is your Dallas Area Home Security Window Film Expert

We make the safety and security of your home our business. We have a range of security window films, attachment systems and locking mechanisms to make your home safer and more secure.

Call us at 214-347-4363 or fill out our contact form for a free consultation. Let’s protect your home together.

Metro Tint Texas – Window Security for the Dallas Metroplex.