Window Film in Costa Mesa

South Coast Metro Office Window Film in Costa Mesa

The north end of Costa Mesa, across the 405 from South Coast Plaza, holds a group of office towers along Anton Boulevard and Town Center Drive, next to the Segerstrom Center for the Arts. Those buildings have large expanses of glass, and the west-facing floors take long afternoon sun. Tenants are often law firms, financial services and corporate offices with glass-front private offices.

We install solar and glare film after hours, coordinate with building engineering, and use neutral films that match the facade. Conference room privacy film and frosted suite entries are common add-ons.

South Coast Plaza and Harbor Boulevard Storefront Film

South Coast Plaza is mostly an enclosed mall, but its outward-facing stores, restaurants and the surrounding retail pads have large storefronts. Center management has strict standards, and clear UV film is usually the approved choice for protecting high-value merchandise.

Harbor Boulevard, Newport Boulevard and 17th Street are lined with strip centers, car dealers, restaurants and service businesses. Most sit behind a strip of parking, and any facing west cook from about two o'clock on. Solar film cuts the heat at the front of the store, and anti-graffiti film protects glass in high-traffic locations.

• Clear UV film for luxury retail
• Solar film for Harbor Boulevard strip centers
• Anti-graffiti film for street-facing glass
• Showroom glare film for auto dealers

Creative Offices and Westside Costa Mesa Window Film

The Westside and the area around The LAB and The CAMP have converted industrial buildings, creative offices and studios. Those spaces often have big roll-up doors, clerestory windows and older single-pane glass. Glare and heat are both concerns, and many tenants want privacy without losing the open, industrial look.

Frosted and patterned films work well in those spaces because they add privacy without covering up the exposed steel and concrete that tenants chose the building for. Light solar film on the south and west glass keeps studios usable in the afternoon, and anti-graffiti film is worth considering on ground-floor glass that faces an alley or side street.

Eastside and Mesa Verde Home Window Film

Costa Mesa's Eastside has older cottages and ranch homes on small lots, many with original single-pane windows. Mesa Verde has mid-century ranch homes near the golf course. Those older windows take most film types well and show a big improvement in comfort.

Homes under the airport departure path deal with aircraft noise, which film does not solve, since it is far too thin to act as an acoustic layer. For heat, glare, fading and privacy, though, film is a simple upgrade, and neighborhoods near the fairgrounds and Orange Coast College often have street-facing windows that benefit from daytime privacy film as well.