Denver, Colorado · Nationwide

Commercial Window Film & Tint Installation

Security film and wet glazing, privacy, decorative, solar and anti-graffiti film for offices, schools, retail and property managers. XPEL certified.

Commercial Window Film & Tint Installation

Why the Install Matters

Window film solves real building problems: glare and heat, privacy in glass-walled offices, break-in and vandalism protection, and brand presence on plain glass.

Our certified team installs film in occupied offices, schools and storefronts with minimal disruption, from one conference room to multi-building projects.

Most calls start with one of a few problems: a conference room that needs privacy, a sun-facing office that runs hot, glare on screens, or a storefront that needs protection after a break-in. Privacy window film, frosted window film, commercial window tint, solar control film and security window film each solve a different one, and plenty of buildings need more than one. We install them across the Denver metro and the rest of Colorado.

XPEL Certified Installer. Manufacturer-backed films and warranties.

What We Install

  • Security and safety film
  • Wet glazing attachment for security film
  • Privacy film for offices and conference rooms
  • Decorative, frosted and etched-look film
  • Logo and branded glass graphics
  • Solar control and UV film
  • Commercial window tint
  • Anti-graffiti film
  • Distraction markings for glass walls

Commercial Window Films We Install

Privacy and Frosted Window Film

Frost, gradient and etched-look films for conference rooms, offices and exam rooms. Light still comes through. The view does not. Add a logo or a pattern and the same film does your branding too.

Security and Safety Film

Thick, clear film that holds broken glass together. It slows down smash-and-grab break-ins and keeps shards from flying after an impact. On its own it strengthens the glass. Anchored to the frame, it does a lot more.

Wet Glazing Attachment

Security film is only as strong as its edge. Wet glazing anchors the film to the window frame with a bead of structural silicone, so the glass and film stay in the opening as one piece instead of falling in together. It is the step that turns film into real protection for schools, churches, government buildings, banks and storefronts.

How it goes on, how long it cures and why doors are different: What is wet glazing?

Solar Control and Commercial Tint

Commercial window tint cuts heat, glare and fading on sun-facing glass and evens out the hot and cold spots in a room. Light, clear-looking options keep the view and the look of the building.

Decorative and Branded Glass

Cut logos, patterns, dusted-crystal finishes and printed graphics on glass walls and storefronts, plus distraction markings so nobody walks into a glass wall.

For printed and cut vinyl graphics on your storefront, see storefront window graphics.

Anti-Graffiti Film

A clear, sacrificial layer over storefront glass and mirrors. When someone scratches or tags it, we replace the film, not the glass.

Not sure which film fits? See our guide to the types of window film and what each one is for.

A Film for Every Job

We are XPEL certified and install XPEL VISION architectural window films for solar control, safety and security, privacy and decorative work. Certified installation keeps the manufacturer warranty behind the film, and we install every XPEL job to XPEL's spec.

When a job calls for something XPEL does not make, we find it: specialty decorative films like Solyx, colored films, and patterns and textures to match what is already on the building or what your designer picked.

Film looks different on every building, in every light and at every time of day, so pictures on a screen can mislead. Reach out and we will help you pick the right film for your glass and your goal, with samples on your actual windows.

Who We Install For

  • Corporate offices and law firms: conference room privacy with a finished, branded look.
  • Schools and government buildings: security film and privacy on schedule, around occupancy.
  • Churches: security film on entry glass, plus privacy and decorative film for offices, classrooms and gathering spaces.
  • Retail and banks: anti-graffiti and security film that protects storefront glass.
  • Healthcare: privacy film in exam and treatment areas.
  • Property managers: consistent film across tenant suites and common areas.

How a Window Film Job Goes

  1. Walk the site. We look at the glass, the frames, the access and the problem you are trying to fix, and we measure.
  2. Match the film. We pick film for the glass and the goal. Some films are not safe on some glass, and we will tell you.
  3. Plan the install. We work in occupied offices, schools and storefronts and plan the work to keep disruption low.
  4. Prep and install. Clean glass, protected floors and sills, film trimmed tight to the edges.
  5. Walk it with you. We check every pane with you and go over cure time and care.

Cure times, how to inspect the finished job and how to care for your film: download our window film guide (PDF).

What Affects the Cost

  • Square footage: the biggest factor. Larger jobs cost less per foot.
  • Film type: security and specialty films cost more than standard privacy or solar film.
  • Wet glazing: adds labor and material at every opening.
  • Access: lifts, high glass and tight spaces add time.
  • Glass condition: removing old film and adhesive adds prep.
  • Custom work: cut logos and printed graphics add design and production.

Send us photos of the glass and rough sizes and we will give you a real number, not a guess.

Common Questions

Does security film make glass bulletproof?

No. Security film holds broken glass together and slows down a break-in. It does not stop bullets. Anchored with wet glazing, it keeps the glass in the frame after an impact, which buys time.

Does security film need wet glazing?

Yes. Film on its own holds broken glass together, but without wet glazing the whole pane can still be pushed out of the frame in one piece. Wet glazing bonds the film to the frame so the glass stays in the opening. We wet glaze every security film install.

What is the difference between frosted and decorative window film?

Frosted film is the plain etched-glass look: it blurs the view and still lets light through. Decorative film covers everything past that: gradients, patterns, dusted-crystal finishes and cut logos. Both give you privacy. Decorative film adds a design.

Will commercial window tint make the office dark?

Not if it is picked right. Solar films come in light, clear-looking options that cut heat and glare without making a room feel dim. We help you choose by goal and can show samples on your actual windows.

Can window film damage my windows?

The wrong film on the wrong glass can. Dark solar films on large or insulated glass can add heat stress. We check the glass type against the manufacturer's film-to-glass guidelines before we recommend anything.

Can you install while we are open?

Yes. Most of our window film work happens in occupied buildings. We keep the area clean and work around your people.

How long does window film last?

Interior commercial films last for years. Exterior films face the weather and wear sooner. Each film carries its own manufacturer warranty, and we go over it with you before you choose.

Can film be removed later?

Yes. With the right process it comes off clean, which makes it a good fit for tenant changes and rebrands.

Is film cheaper than replacing the glass?

For privacy, security, heat and glare, almost always. Film goes on the glass you already have.

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