In the heart of Lower Downtown Denver, the business owner had completed a $200K office renovation, a major part of a significant rebranding of the company. Every detail had been carefully planned with high-end furniture, premium fixtures, modern phone systems and high bandwidth data networks. The space was nothing short of perfection. Employees hustled for premium locations near the floor to ceiling windows with their panoramic views of the front range. The excitement was palpable as family and friends were toured excitedly at the opening event. This was the boost the owners were looking for. Client meetings in the new conference rooms were more successful than ever.

The Vampires' Sunlight Crisis

Building a new home is an exciting journey, but sometimes, unexpected challenges arise. That was the case for a local homeowner in Wheat Ridge, Colorado. Her brand-new home featured a stunning first-floor office with a garage-style glass door , creating a unique and modern workspace. But as beautiful as it was, the blazing sun turned her dream office into a nightmare. Every day, the intense sunlight flooded through the glass, making the space unbearably hot. She had to wear sunscreen and sunglasses indoors just to get through her workday. And if that wasn’t bad enough, the constant UV exposure wasn’t just damaging her skin —it was also causing her brand-new office furniture to fade .  On top of the heat and UV damage, there was another major issue: a total lack of privacy . With the garage-style glass doors, every passerby, from dog walkers to curious neighbors, had a clear view straight into her office. She needed a solution— fast.

Denver’s sunshine is beautiful, but when your office turns into a sauna, it’s hard to appreciate the view. This was the exact problem faced by a stunning—but dated—executive office space in Denver. With all of its windows facing south, the relentless winter sun pounded through the glass, creating an unbearably hot environment. We’re not talking about a little warmth—we mean buckets of sweat, change-of-clothes, take-a-shower-at-lunch level heat from 9 AM to 3 PM every day. Employees struggled to focus, meetings became uncomfortable, and the overall work environment suffered due to the excessive heat. Something had to be done to restore comfort and productivity. The Solution: Energy-Efficient Window Film 

🍂 Check out that view! Boulder, CO sure knows how to show off in the fall. 🍁