Is my building in the historic district a problem?
Check with the City first; I'll bring spec sheets for the review.
Commercial Window Film in St. Augustine
A1A Beach Blvd and Anastasia Island
I look at commercial windows for shops on A1A Beach Blvd and Anastasia Island. A front display window may need attention for different reasons than the glass beside a register. Tell me where the sun bothers you and what you want customers to see through the storefront. I come for a free walk-through, hold samples on the glass and talk through the choices with you. I've been tinting since 2001, and I install every job myself rather than send someone else after the estimate.
Offices along US-1 and SR-16
For offices along US-1 and SR-16, I ask about screen glare, windows beside desks and rooms that need privacy. We can look at the exterior panes and interior glass in the same visit. I use SunTek film, backed by Eastman, and give you a written quote after we look at samples. If the office is still on the drawing board, I can price from plans. That lets us discuss the windows before you have a finished room to walk through, without choosing a film from a photograph alone.
Storefront fading and glare
If a display is fading in the front window, film can help slow sun fading, but I don't promise to stop it altogether. We can also look at glare at counters and seating areas. Lighter film is an option when keeping the storefront see-through matters. I hold samples on your glass so you can compare the view from outside and from the shop. My Jacksonville storefront page covers the same questions for shops and restaurants, while the commercial page gives you the wider office and business options.
Restaurants with water views
A restaurant with a water view should not have to start the film conversation by giving up that view. I look at the tables where glare and heat bother diners and show you samples there. Tell me which windows you want to keep clear and which areas need attention. I can work around your hours, including after-hours installs for businesses. Commercial installs come with a 10-year warranty. The walk-through and estimate are free, and you get a written quote before deciding on the installation.
Historic district review
If the building is in the historic district, check with the City of St. Augustine before changing the look of the glass. I'll bring spec sheets for the review, but I don't promise approval. It is a question to raise before an install, not something to assume from a small film sample. We can still discuss the windows and the choices during a walk-through while you find out what review is needed. I give you the quote and film information; the City makes its own decision.
Arrange a time around your business
I can arrange business installs after hours. Tell me when the shop, office or restaurant opens and closes when you request an estimate. My Nocatee location is on US-1 N, and my Mandarin location is on Rookery Ct. The St. Augustine Beach area page covers home and car film if you need those separately. For commercial glass, call or text me to set up a free walk-through, or send the location and the windows you want to discuss through the quote form below.
FAQ
Do you do restaurants?
Yes, glare and heat on diners are common calls.
Can you work around our hours?
Yes.
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