Commercial Window Film Installation in Northbrook, IL

Northbrook has corporate and professional offices along Skokie Boulevard, Lake Cook Road, Dundee Road and the I-94 corridor, village and park district buildings, stores and restaurants, and medical offices. Their window problems are familiar ones: heat and glare in offices, privacy in conference rooms and exam rooms, and security at entrances and storefronts.

Every project starts on site. David Johnson, the owner, or one of our field technicians looks at the glass type, sun exposure, framing and how the space is used, and recommends the film that fits that building. Our own crews do the installation, and one of our field crews is based in Northbrook.

Our work in Northbrook

Here are some of the projects we have completed in Northbrook. This is a sample, not a complete list of our work there.

Village of Northbrook. In 2026 we installed decorative patterned film on 10 panels in the terrace and breakroom.

Northbrook Park District. In 2026 we installed about 900 square feet of window film.

Jewish National Fund. In 2024 we installed about 960 square feet of window film at its office on Revere Drive.

Curaleaf. In 2024 we installed security window film at its Northbrook store as part of a four-store project with Deerfield, Skokie and Melrose Park, about 1,470 square feet in all.

K&H Wealth Partners. In 2024 we installed Panorama Slate 10 on eight panels in two offices on Dundee Road.

Office at 1432 Techny Road. In 2024, working with WDI, we removed old film and installed a dual feather gradient decorative film on three panels.

Compass. In 2022, working with Ward Commercial Construction, we installed white matte privacy film on a room in the Compass office, Suite 350.

Wake N’ Bakery. In 2022 we installed clear frosted film on the back transom, back door and two side panels, removing old film from one panel first.

Safety and Security Film Security window film holds broken glass together. Attached to the frame, it keeps the glass in the opening longer, so forcing entry takes more time and effort, at office entrances, storefronts, sidelights and ground-floor windows. It does not make glass unbreakable, and it is not bulletproof; see What Security Window Film Can and Cannot Do and Security Film Attachment Systems Explained. Learn more about safety and security film →

Solar Control Film Office buildings along the I-94 corridor with south and west facing glass bring heat and glare onto workstations. Solar control film reduces the sun’s heat on the existing glass; darker films also cut glare, while lighter films keep the glass looking clear but cut less glare. We explain the trade-offs in Can Window Film Fix Hot Spots and Glare? Learn more about solar control film →

Privacy Film Executive offices, legal and financial conference rooms, medical consultation areas and HR spaces use frosted and gradient film to screen views while passing daylight. Frosted film obscures direct views day and night, although silhouettes may remain visible. Reflective privacy film generally loses its privacy effect when the inside is brighter than the outside; see Does Privacy Window Film Work at Night? Learn more about privacy film →

Decorative Film Offices, public buildings and stores use decorative film to brand interior glass, define conference and collaboration spaces and give lobbies and reception areas a finished look without permanent construction, as at the Village of Northbrook and the Techny Road office. Learn more about decorative film →

Bird Strike Film Large glass near trees, ponds and open space can be a collision risk for birds. Exterior patterned bird film makes the glass visible to birds; see Bird Collision Window Film for Existing Buildings. Learn more about bird strike film →

Anti-Graffiti Film Storefront and street-level glass can take sacrificial anti-graffiti film, which takes the etching and tagging instead of the glass and is replaced when damaged. Learn more about anti-graffiti film →