New shops & grand openings
Name and hours on the glass, a Now Open banner and a sidewalk A-frame — the full street-level package before day one.
Aurora, CO · Installed across Denver Metro
Window & storefront graphics
Cut vinyl lettering, frosted privacy film, see-through window perf, door hours decals and wall murals — printed on Chambers Road and installed by our crew around the metro.
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Perforated vs. solid vinyl vs. lettering vs. frosted film
The right film depends on whether you need to see out, keep people from seeing in, or just put your name on the glass.
| Film | Look | See out from inside? | Privacy? | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Perforated printed vinyl | Full-color image over the pane | Yes, by day (screened view) | No — visible at night when lit inside | Promos and full-window branding |
| Solid printed vinyl | Full-color, opaque | No | Yes, blocks the view | Blocking a back room or display backdrop |
| Cut vinyl lettering | Individual letters/logo, clear glass around | Yes, around the letters | No | Name, phone, website, hours |
| Frosted privacy film | Etched-glass look, lets light in | Light only, no clear view | Yes, day and night (blurred shapes) | Offices, clinics, restrooms |
Want help choosing? Read our guide to perforated vs. solid window vinyl, or send a photo of the storefront with your quote request.
Perforated vs. solid window vinyl: which is right for your storefront? →
Materials
Which window film does what
Most storefronts use two or three of these together: lettering on the main glass, hours on the door, and frosted film wherever you want privacy.
| Option | What it's for | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Cut vinyl lettering | Business name, phone, website and services cut from solid color vinyl and applied to the glass | $150 – $400 installed |
| Perforated window film (perf) | Full-color graphic that reads from outside while staff still see out | Quoted by square foot |
| Frosted privacy film | Offices, conference rooms and bathroom glass — blocks the view, keeps the light | Quoted by square foot |
| Door decals — hours & logo | Business hours, open/closed, push/pull and a logo on the entry door | Quoted by size |
| Wall murals & interior graphics | Large-format printed vinyl on interior walls for branding or photo walls | Free measure & quote |
| Channel-letter & rigid signage | Dimensional exterior signage above the storefront | Quoted after site measure |
Square-foot options are quoted after we measure the glass, because pane sizes and the amount of coverage drive the price more than anything else. Design work on a new layout starts at $45 and you approve a proof before we cut or print.
What you get
Included with a storefront job
- Measurements confirmed before anything is printed or cut — from your numbers or a site visit when needed
- A digital proof you approve first, laid out to your actual glass sizes
- UV-stable inks and films rated for Colorado sun on exterior glass
- Installation by our own crew across Aurora and the Denver metro
- Removal of old vinyl on the glass, quoted with the new install
- A file check on every job — we tell you up front if a low-res logo needs redrawing, which is quoted separately
Before you order
What to send for a storefront quote
Send these with the form below (or by text/email) and we can usually price the job without a site visit.
- A straight-on photo of the storefront or the door
- Width and height of each pane of glass you want covered
- Your logo, ideally vector AI, EPS or PDF for cut lettering
- How much coverage you want — lettering only, full pane, or a band
- Which option you want — lettering, perf, frosted film or a mix
- The installation city or ZIP code
- The date it needs to be up — grand openings drive the schedule
Who orders these
Storefronts we work on around the metro
Offices & clinics
Frosted privacy film on conference rooms and exam rooms, suite numbers on doors, and logo graphics in the lobby.
Restaurants & retail
Window perf for seasonal promos that swaps out without touching the lettering underneath, plus menu and hours decals.
Questions
Window graphics FAQ
+ How much do storefront window graphics cost?
Cut-vinyl storefront lettering typically runs $150–$400 installed, depending on the size of the copy and how complex the layout is. Frosted privacy film and full window perf are quoted by the square foot after we measure the glass.
+ Do you install window graphics, or is it pickup only?
Our crew installs storefront lettering, window graphics and wall signage across Aurora and the Denver metro. Vehicle wraps are different — those are installed at our Aurora shop. Smaller decals — door hours, a logo on a single pane — can be picked up on Chambers Road if you would rather apply them yourself.
+ Can people still see out through perforated window film?
Yes, during the day. Perforated film is a see-through vinyl: the graphic reads from the street while people inside still see out, with a slightly darker, screened view. It is not a privacy film — at night, when the inside is lit, people outside can see in through the holes. Rain drops in the holes also blur the view until they dry. For real privacy, use frosted film or solid vinyl.
+ What do you need from me to quote a storefront?
Measurements of each pane of glass, a photo of the storefront straight on, your artwork or logo, and the date you need it up. With those four things we can give you a real number instead of a callback.
+ What artwork works for cut vinyl lettering?
Vector artwork — AI, EPS or PDF — because the letters are physically cut from vinyl. A high-resolution PNG or JPG is fine for printed film and murals. If your logo only exists as a low-res image, we clean it up or redraw it; simple layout work starts at $45 and you approve a proof first.
+ Will vinyl damage my windows when it comes off?
Vinyl usually comes off glass cleanly when it is removed properly, though older sun-baked film and adhesive take more work. Tell us if there is existing vinyl on the glass so removal can be included in the quote.
Related
What else goes on the building
Banners, A-frames & rigid signs
13 oz vinyl banners from $11 down to $5.25/sq ft as size grows, with a $60 minimum, plus foam board, aluminum panels and sidewalk A-frames for the same storefront.
Read more →Yard signs & stakes
Coroplast signs for the parking lot and sidewalk — 18" x 24" from $22, down to $9 each at 50. Wire H-stakes are sold separately.
Read more →Vehicle wraps & lettering
The same cut vinyl and printed film applied to vans and trucks — commercial lettering from $250, full wraps from $1,200.
Read more →Order online
Shop business cards, flyers & more
Pick a product, choose your quantity and pay securely with published prices. No quote form required.
Browse the shop →Track your order
Check where your job stands
Look up any order with your confirmation email to see proof, production and pickup status.
Track an order →Send a photo of your storefront
Text (720) 296-2191 a straight-on photo with your glass measurements and the copy you want on it. We'll price the lettering or film before anyone drives out.