Choosing the Right Window Film and Determining Costs for St. Louis Properties
Since there are countless window film options available, it’s important to first determine what type of window film you’re looking for. Working with an experienced window film contractor can help you narrow this list down. The next step is finding out the actual cost of installation. There are always variables that affect the total project cost and usually include the cost of the product itself, the size and intensity of the project, as well as the quality of installation being performed.
The Cost of Window Film Products
Cheap window film is available but usually doesn’t have a long lifespan as they are typically thin sheets of dyed polyester. Higher-quality window film requires higher costs for manufacturing since they are composed of expensive materials like ceramic, silver, and high-grade polyester.
The Project Size and Intensity
Larger projects will require a higher installation price as they need more installers and more materials. If your property has hard-to-reach areas, skylights, or other difficult aspects, this is often more time-consuming which will also impact the pricing. When it comes to large-scale commercial projects, there is also an opportunity to discuss potential discounts.
Quality of Window Film Installation
The workmanship quality is another important factor to consider when it comes to pricing. While smaller companies can be cheaper, they’re often not as experienced. Larger companies with more experience can usually produce better, more efficient results. This is especially true for commercial projects that prioritize minimizing operational downtime. Large companies like ours also provide limited workmanship warranties to guarantee their work.
General Window Film Price Estimates
Window film prices can change year to year due to inflation, upgrades in technology, and changes by the manufacturer. That’s why we offer basic quotes over the phone. For a more accurate project estimate, an on-site consultation is required in order to take measurements.
