The Problem
A new two-story addition next door now looks straight into your kitchen or bedroom.
Side-yard windows face each other just feet apart.
Neighbor Privacy
Close to the neighbors doesn't have to mean on display.
Quick Answer
The best window film for neighbor privacy depends on the window. For side windows facing a neighbor a few feet away, frosted or gradient film blocks the view day and night. For windows where you still want a view out, one-way reflective film gives daytime privacy. Most LA homeowners solve neighbor privacy for $300–$1,200.
A new two-story addition next door now looks straight into your kitchen or bedroom.
Side-yard windows face each other just feet apart.
We frost only the lower portion or the specific panes in the sightline, keeping the rest of the glass clear.
Decorative patterns make the fix look intentional.
ADUs and second-story additions across LA are putting new windows closer than ever to existing homes.
Film is faster and more flexible than fences, hedges, or new glass.
| Film Type | Privacy Level | Best For | Installed Cost / sq ft |
|---|---|---|---|
| Frosted / white matte | Day & night | Bathrooms, front doors, partitions | $7 – $12 |
| Gradient / band frost | Eye-level, day & night | Offices, street-facing rooms | $9 – $14 |
| One-way mirror (reflective) | Daytime only | Street-facing homes, offices | $6 – $10 |
| Dual-reflective / dark | Daytime, with heat control | Bedrooms, west glass | $6 – $10 |
| Decorative pattern | Partial, day & night | Sidelights, transoms, accents | $10 – $16 |
Installed averages across Los Angeles County. Most rooms cost $200–$800. Free on-site samples.
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