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  While completing a high security project in a Pittsburgh area research facility, one of the special project managers for a nationally known construction company noticed their work. The “dilemma” was an area of the building between glass, insulation and a Corin glazed shell-wall.  Glenn and his company have installed  solar window film  in some of the hottest sections of the country and  security film  in some of the most protected areas of the world. “After I ran a cost study on the project, I realized that we were going to save at least $30,000 by not having to replace those windows,” insisted the construction company’s project manager. U.S. Film Crew started the job and immediately the construction company’s manager was pleased. “They were one of the most responsive contractors I had ever dealt with. In addition, it was determined the  window film  had reduced the temperature of the area between glass and wall by 100 degrees Fahrenheit. ...

U.S. Film Crew (USFC) was hired by CMU to provide and install security window film on five of its campus buildings in anticipation of the G-20 Summit and the potential for property destruction by protestors. It was a complex five building project that had to be done quickly,” said Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) facility manager Ron Cunningham, with regard to the University’s security upgrade for the G-20 Summit in Pittsburgh, PA . We have worked with other  window film  companies who don’t have a foreman on site… On September 24, 2009, the G-20 Summit leaders arrived in Pittsburgh along with the protestors.  “Yes, there were three panes of glass broken at one of our buildings, but the  security film  did its job.  I would say that, with USFC you will get courtesy, flexibility, honesty and a clean install done right the first time and on time or better.” Read More about - U.S. Film Crew Installs Peace of Mind for G-20 Summit in Pittsburgh