Window Film in San Clemente

Spanish Revival Homes and Window Film in San Clemente

The older parts of San Clemente, especially around downtown and the pier, are full of Spanish Colonial Revival homes with white stucco, red tile roofs and wood or steel casement windows. Many still have original single-pane glass. The city's design guidelines favor that style, and owners care about keeping it.

Clear UV film and light neutral heat film protect interiors without changing the look of the windows. Because it sits on the room side and peels off later, the old frames are never altered. For steel casements with small divided panes, each pane is cut and fitted individually.

Avenida Del Mar and Downtown San Clemente Storefront Film

Avenida Del Mar is the heart of downtown San Clemente, with shops, restaurants, cafes and galleries in Spanish-style buildings. Storefronts there face the street and take afternoon sun. Clear UV film protects merchandise and interiors, and light solar film keeps window tables comfortable in restaurants.

Because downtown has design standards, we use films that keep the glass looking untreated. Anti-graffiti film is an option for street-facing glass that sees a lot of foot traffic.

Rancho San Clemente Business Park Office Window Film

The Rancho San Clemente Business Park, east of the 5 along Avenida Pico and Calle Amanecer, has office, manufacturing and medical tenants, including surf industry companies. Office fronts there face parking lots and afternoon sun. Solar and glare film keep those spaces comfortable.

The Outlets at San Clemente and the retail along Avenida Pico add more storefront glass that benefits from UV and solar film. Those centers sit on higher ground east of the freeway, where afternoons run warmer than downtown, so solar film makes a noticeable difference at the front of each store.

• Solar film for business park offices
• Glare film for design and manufacturing offices
• UV film for outlet and downtown retail
• Clear film for Spanish revival storefronts

Talega and Inland San Clemente Home Window Film

Talega and the newer neighborhoods in the eastern hills of San Clemente are farther from the ocean and run warmer in summer. Homes there have dual-pane glass and HOAs with architectural guidelines. Heat control film on west-facing windows is the most common request, and neutral films make HOA approval easy.

Closer to the coast, homes in North Beach, the Pier Bowl and Southwest San Clemente face the ocean and deal with glare and salt air. Interior film is the standard there, and neutral glare film on the ocean side keeps the view while making the room usable in the late afternoon.