Westminster Window Film for Offices, Retail and Homes

Office Window Film Along the US 36 Corridor

The US 36 corridor through Westminster is lined with office parks and campus-style buildings, including the Church Ranch area near the highway and its commuter bus stations. Many of those buildings are low- and mid-rise with long bands of glass facing the highway, the parking fields and the mountains to the west.

Afternoon sun on west-facing floors drives heat and glare complaints. Solar and glare films cut both, letting tenants keep blinds open and use the desks by the glass. Frosted film handles meeting rooms and suite entries. We work with property managers on approvals, supply the documentation they need and install after hours.

Retail Window Film at The Orchard and Downtown Westminster

The Orchard Town Center, an open-air shopping center near I-25 and 144th Avenue, and the new Downtown Westminster development on the former Westminster Mall site bring large retail glass, restaurants and mixed-use buildings to the city. Westminster Station on the B Line, near Federal and the older part of town, has drawn new apartments around it.

Retailers use UV and solar film to protect displays and cool sales floors. Restaurants use solar film on patio-facing glass. Mixed-use buildings use privacy film on ground-floor apartments facing walkways. Security film on storefront glass holds it together after a smash attempt and limits cleanup.

• UV film for retail displays
• Solar film for restaurant glass
• Privacy film for ground-floor units
• Security film for storefront entries

Window Film for Westminster Homes With Mountain Views

Neighborhoods around Standley Lake and in the western half of the city sit on rolling ground with views across the water to the foothills. Homes there often have big west windows and decks with sliding doors, and the sun sets straight into them.

Spectrally selective film is the usual choice, cutting heat, glare and UV without dimming the view. Clear UV film protects floors in rooms where the view is too valuable to tint at all. In rooms that combine both, owners sometimes put a selective film on the big fixed panes and clear UV film on the operable windows beside them, which keeps the look even from inside. Older homes in south Westminster, closer to Federal Boulevard, have 1960s and 1970s windows that benefit from low-e film in winter.

Hail, Wind and Security Film in Westminster

North metro storms come off the foothills and roll east across Westminster, and the city has its share of hail days. Big west windows and skylights take the hardest hits. Security film keeps broken glass bonded in the frame, so the room stays clean and sealed until a glazier arrives. On patio doors and basement windows, it also slows forced entry.

Strong westerly winds along US 36 add to the stress on large glass, especially on homes with tall great-room windows and two-story entries. Film will not stop a window from breaking in an extreme gust, but it will keep the pieces together.

Window Film for Westminster Schools and Public Buildings

Schools, recreation centers, libraries and city facilities in Westminster have large glazed lobbies and classrooms. Solar film improves comfort on sunny sides, and security film on entries holds glass together after an impact. The Butterfly Pavilion and similar attractions have their own glass challenges, from heat in sunny atriums to UV on exhibits. We schedule public work around calendars and hours.