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| 1650 Mission
Street, San Francisco. Recently, William Wilson and Associates
called in four of the top window film contractors to bid on a project
here. The other 3 companies said the job could not be done, and had
no solutions for the "greenhouse effect". We were able to get the job done. |
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| San Francisco Skyline. A look at the city front showcases class A installations, left to right. Hills Plaza, One Market Plaza, the Trans America Pyramid. We set the standard for quality service in San Francisco, with installations in such landmarks as these, and doing hundreds of very small jobs with the same thoughtfulness. |
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| Pruneyard Towers, San Jose. Another project that has lasted over 25 years sitting in the full sun by Highway 880. Great service on refilming as suites come up for renovation has allowed us to keep this account through many management / owner changes. |
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| PG&E Building. This building has seen well over 20 years of energy savings in the hot sun of San Jose. It had a payback period of only 13 months and has paid for itself with energy savings many times over. Coincidentally, we are an award winning contractor for PG&E rebates, nobody gets more rebates for our customers. |
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| Federal Building, Oakland. Sun control , safety film and frosted sidelights. This is a great looking addition to downtown Oakland and a source of pride for our company. |
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| Inktomi Headquarters, San Mateo. Storefronts and interior windows are often treated with colorful logos and patterned film overlays. The current favorites are frosted films for interior office windows and conference rooms. We employ both custom hand cutting and computer cutting to achieve artful changes to simple clear glass. |
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The
historic San Francisco Theological Seminary. No other Company on the West Coast has installed more window film. |
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San Jose City Hall, the capital of Silicon Valley. Twenty-eight years ago our owner, Paul Murphy, did this landmark project with the very first type of window film, 3M Scotchtint type A-18 silver. Paul is shown here starting the replacement of window film that has been in direct sunlight for almost 3 decades.
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