Bird Safe Window Tint

As a specialized provider of window tinting, we offer Solar Gard WingSafe™ Bird Safe Window Films, a scientifically validated approach to mitigating bird window collisions!

The WingSafe™ Black Dot Pattern film achieves a Threat Factor 4 rating, as determined by the American Bird Conservancy, demonstrating its efficacy in reducing bird-window strikes through the application of precisely calibrated visual deterrents.

The architectural trend towards expansive glazing presents a significant ecological challenge, with studies from the US Fish and Wildlife Service and the Smithsonian Institution documenting annual avian mortality rates in the U.S. reaching up to one billion due to glass collisions.

WingSafe™ films address this issue by disrupting reflective and transparent surfaces, thereby providing essential visual cues that birds instinctively recognize as barriers.

Our product delivers a cost-effective and architecturally integrated solution for building owners and property managers seeking to minimize their environmental impact. By specifying WingSafe™, you can ensure compliance with evolving sustainability standards while preserving the aesthetic integrity of contemporary building designs. We offer comprehensive consultation and installation services, leveraging our expertise to optimize bird safety and building performance.

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Living here on the beautiful coast of NE Florida and SE Georgia, we're lucky to see so many amazing birds! But, our modern buildings can sometimes be a real problem for them. Here's how to tell if your building might be causing bird collisions:

• Big, shiny windows that reflect the sky and those gorgeous coastal landscapes: If your building's got a lot of glass that looks like a mirror to birds, that's a red flag.
• See-through areas like lobbies or walkways that look like open air: Birds might try to fly right through them, thinking they're safe passages.
• Finding stunned or sadly, dead birds near your windows: This is a clear sign that birds are hitting your building.
• Bright lights at night, especially during migration season: Our coastal areas are on major flyways, and those lights can confuse birds flying at night.
• Your building is near parks, beaches, or any green spaces: These areas are bird magnets, and if your building is close, it's more likely to have bird strikes.

If you're seeing any of these signs, it's time to think about bird-safe window film. It's a simple way to protect our local bird populations and keep our coastal environment safe for everyone!