The Problem
Glass on three or four sides plus the roof creates a greenhouse effect.
Plants, furniture, and cushions fade and deteriorate quickly.
Sunrooms
Turn the hottest room in the house into your favorite one.
Quick Answer
Sunrooms and glass-heavy additions can reach well over 100°F on sunny LA afternoons because they're surrounded by glass. Solar control film on the walls and roof glass rejects 50–80% of solar heat and cuts glare, making the space comfortable for most of the day. A typical LA sunroom costs $800–$2,500 to film, depending on size and roof glass.
Glass on three or four sides plus the roof creates a greenhouse effect.
Plants, furniture, and cushions fade and deteriorate quickly.
We film wall and roof glass with high-rejection film, tuning shade by exposure.
Many clients go from avoiding the room to using it daily.
Sunrooms, enclosed patios, and glass additions are common in Valley and South Bay homes.
UV protection keeps outdoor-style furniture and plants healthier indoors.
| Film Type | Heat Rejection | Look | Installed Cost / sq ft |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dyed / basic solar film | 30–45% | Darker, non-reflective | $5 – $7 |
| Spectrally selective film | 50–60% | Nearly clear | $8 – $11 |
| Nano-ceramic film | 55–70% | Clear to light tint | $8 – $12 |
| Reflective / dual-reflective | 60–80% | Mirrored outside, low glare | $6 – $9 |
| Low-E insulating film | 50–65% + winter insulation | Near clear | $9 – $13 |
Installed averages across Los Angeles County. A typical home runs $1,200–$3,500. Free on-site consultation.
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