EXTERIOR WINDOW REFINISHING

The Benefits Of Exterior Resurfacing

The 20th century is gone and now, in the modern 21st century, some of the finishes used on the windows of buildings built in the 70s and 80s are questionable in taste. The old styles are out and the new ones are in and having outdated window colors is bad for business. After all, the first thing people notice about your building is its appearance and upkeep. If you still have old brown or yellow tinted windows, it will turn people off to potentially renting from you or doing business with your tenants. Window film is a fantastic and cost-effective way to bring your building into the modern world and help it compete.

A Whole New Look for Your Colorado Commercial Space

When you have the windows of your Colorado commercial building refinished you take your building from dated and drab to modern and fab! Beyond simply getting a fresh modern look that will help you retain your current clients but you will be able to attract new, higher-end tenants too. You also significantly add to your ROI when you sell the building because you can demand more for your property. Best of all, having your windows refinished is much less expensive than window replacement. And, as you will see below, your building will get the incredible benefits that come along with window film too.

All The Benefits of Window Film for Your Interiors

Besides simply making your building more attractive from the outside, when you have your exterior resurfacing with window film it gives your commercial building interior benefits as well. So not only is the form better but the function as well.

Benefits of exterior window refinishing include:

Glare Control
Energy Efficiency
Increased Security
UV Protection

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From Fort Collins to Colorado Springs and everywhere in between, we are the window film experts for Colorado! For more information regarding exterior window refinishing, please contact us for a free on-site consultation! We look forward to working with you on your next window film project.