3M Prestige Window Film at a Home in Woodside, California

Nov 2, 2021 2:07:24 PM

Project Details

Location:

Woodside, California

Type of Film:

3M Prestige Window Film

Square Feet of Project:

181 sf.

Installation Time:

5 hours of install

3M Prestige Window Film in Woodside, California

Being headquartered in Orange County, California, and having offices up and down the West Coast, the Solar Art team is no stranger to warm and sunny weather. With that being said, we get calls every day from homeowners, business owners, property managers, and more, asking for help in reducing heat, reducing glare, and making their space more energy efficient. Keep on reading to learn more about a project where Solar Art installed 3M Prestige window film to a home in Woodside, California for some of these reasons!

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Solar Art's Goals

Solar Art’s goals for this project were to meet with the homeowner at the job site and talk with them about the problems they were having, how Solar Art can help them, and to take a look at the glass in question so we could show samples and provide a window film quote.

Solar Art's Suggestions

In order to provide a window film solution for the problem’s the customer was having, our sales representative out of our San Francisco office met with the homeowner at their home. While onsite, the homeowner explained that there are large windows in the hallway and in the office that are bringing in a lot of heat and glare. The homeowner explained that they are trying to reduce heat and reduce glare without darkening their home or losing views outside. The homeowner also explained that they were looking for a window film that wouldn’t change the aesthetics of their home. After hearing more about what the customer was looking for in window film, our sales representative was ready to make a few suggestions. Since the homeowner’s main goals were to reduce heat and reduce glare without drastically changing the look of the home or darkening the space, our sales representative suggested 3M Prestige window film. He suggested the 3M Prestige window film line because it is going to accomplish everything the homeowner was looking for. From there, our sales representative showed the homeowner different samples within the 3M Prestige window film line so she could see what it looks like and see if it would be a good fit for her home. 

What the Customer Chose

After meeting with our sales representative and seeing/learning about all of the different window films available on the market, the homeowner was ready to make a decision. She decided to take our sales representative’s suggestion and move forward with a 3M Prestige window film, specifically, Prestige 70. This 3M Prestige window film is going to block 50% of heat, 23% of glare, and 99.9% of ultraviolet rays. This is going to substantially cool down the home, provide the homeowner with energy savings and increased comfort. 3M Prestige 70 has low reflectivity, which means that the space isn’t going to be darkened, views outside are going to remain intact, and the overall aesthetics of the home aren’t going to change. 

Results of the Window Film Installation

The homeowner decided to install the 3M Prestige window film to the hallway and office glass. This installation ended up being 181 square feet of window film and took two of our expert installers 5 hours to complete. Overall, Solar Art feels this 3M Prestige installation was a success because we were able to successfully help the homeowner find a window film solution for the problems in their home. In addition to 3M Prestige window film and solar film, Solar Art also services decorative window film, window graphics, wall graphics, anti-graffiti film, and window security film to both residential and commercial settings. If you are interested in learning more about 3M Prestige window film or think it would be a good fit for your home or office, click the link below to speak with a member of our team! 

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