Solar & energy filmfor commercial usein the Edmonton area.
Office and storefront glass create hot spots in summer and heat loss in winter. Our solar and all-weather window films help control both, improving comfort while reducing the workload on your HVAC system.
Comfort and energy from clear glass.
Sunlight is two things at once: the light a workspace wants and the heat it doesn’t. Most of that heat rides in on infrared. Solar-control film is spectrally selective - it lets the visible light through and turns the infrared back, so a floor keeps its brightness and its view but sheds the greenhouse effect that has the west side calling facilities every afternoon.
For a building, that comfort has a second life on the utility bill. Every watt of solar heat the glass rejects is a watt the chillers don’t have to fight at peak. We don’t invent a savings figure - we hand your consultant the real XPEL VISION spec sheet and let them model it against your glazing. And because the Ceramic line uses nano-ceramic instead of metal, none of it costs you Wi-Fi, cell, or 5G.
Good to know
Solar film handles summer. If retaining furnace heat through an Edmonton winter is the bigger cost, the All Season low-e line reflects interior heat back inside, too - spec both in one install. Mention it in your walkthrough.

Where solar film earns its keep across a building.
The afternoon-sun complaint
Hot window-line offices are the #1 comfort ticket in glass buildings. Solar film settles the temperature swing so one side of the floor stops fighting the other.
Screens you can't read by 3pm
Glare turns boardroom displays and monitor walls into mirrors. A light Clear View film cuts it by half or more while the room keeps its daylight.
West glass with no interior access
Atriums, skylights, and sealed curtain walls can't always be filmed from inside. The weather-rated Exterior series turns back the heat from the outside face.
Installed and serviced by experts in the Edmonton area.
From living rooms in St. Albert to the storefronts of Leduc, we film residential and commercial windows across the whole Capital Region.
Outside the map? Ask anyway - we quote the edges case by case.
Energy, honestly answered.
What Edmonton building managers and business owners ask before filming a floor of glass.
It doesn't have to. The Clear View Plus line is spectrally selective - it reads as plain glass from the street and the desk while still turning back most of the infrared heat. Tenants keep their daylight and the building keeps its curtain-wall look. If a project wants a darker or more reflective finish for glare or privacy, that's a choice on the menu, not a requirement.
Let’s look at your glass.
Tell us what the sun - or the street - is doing to your rooms, and we’ll answer with the right VISION film and a firm written price. Most site visits take under an hour.
- Response within one business day
- Free and no-pressure - on-site or from photos
Serving Edmonton · St. Albert · Sherwood Park · Spruce Grove · Leduc · Beaumont · Fort Saskatchewan · Stony Plain


