Anti-Bird Strike Films
turn office building glass from lethal obstacles for birds into non-threatening windows. Millions of birds tragically are dying every year in cities with large, glass-dominant buildings because window reflections fool the birds into thinking they’re in a fly free zone. Sadly, the opposite is true. Installation of bird safety films is the easiest and most cost-effective way of solving this significant problem.
Commercial Window Shield
has the experience required in the niche field of anti-bird strike window film installation. In particular, we:
- Have a close working relationship with many architects who have become proactive in including anti-bird strike film in their new building designs
- Also work closely with a number of the country’s largest general contractors involved in significant office building projects
- Have been an industry leader for more than 35 years in all types of window film installations, including a number of the country’s most famous buildings
- Can adapt to any situation, no matter how difficult, in order to make any office building safe for birds traveling in fly zones
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Bird Safety Window Film FAQs
Ornithologists estimate that 330 million to one billion birds die annually in the United States due to glass collisions, fatalities that can be prevented by the adoption of several emerging building strategies, including anti-bird strike film installation.
Depending on the location, light conditions, and time of day, building glass and windows can appear highly reflective or completely transparent. By appearing similar to open sky, trees, and vegetation, it causes birds to mistake the space as a safe place to fly.
Bird safety window films are specifically designed and engineered to allow birds to see reflective windows that would otherwise appear invisible. The result is saving the lives of untold thousands of birds and preventing costly damage to your building’s windows.
Compared to installing new windows with bird safety qualities, installing anti-bird strike film on your office windows is the most cost-effective way to make your glass safe.
New York City passed legislation in December, 2019, requiring bird friendly windows on all new building construction and any extensive renovations of existing buildings. The city of San Francisco, a number of smaller California towns and the state of Minnesota have passed similar legislation.The trend toward anti-bird strike office window safety measures is likely to continue over the next few years.
What Our Customers Say
William C. Salee, Project ManagerThe Installation Team Performed Above Our High Level Of Expectation. They Worked Very Efficiently And Completed The Project In Less Time Than Had Been Anticipated
Rockwall [Texas] Independent School District
What Our Customers Say
Alan Haskel, Director, Administration“The film Commercial Window Shield installed looks really good. Your team did a really nice job. Thanks for the good work.”
Public Broadcasting Service
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Phil Blum, Castle Construction“Not only was the work completed and done well, it was completed nearly six months ahead of schedule.”
United Airlines Terminal, O'Hare International Airport
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Tom Conkling, Building Manager“Impressive work!”
Merrill Lynch headquarters, NYC
What Our Customers Say
John Addonisio, Senior Project Manager“The project was a work of masterful coordination and an absolute success.”
Vanderbilt Hall, Grand Central Terminal
What Our Customers Say
Matt Pope, Project Executive“Commercial Window Shield has been installing all types of window film for us for over 10 years. They do a great job and are very responsive and helpful.”
HITT Construction
What Our Customers Say
Tony Suszczynski, Emergency Preparedness Coordinator“Your crew works as a well-oiled machine. They take their craft to the next level. Let’s just say they are the best.”
USF/Shands [Fla.] Medical Center
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Charles M. Clancy“You guys really came through when it was needed. Your quick response and professionalism were very much appreciated.”
Pentagon Force Protection Agency
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Joe Neid, Project EngineerCommercial Window Shield successfully completed the work on time.
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