Smart Glass & Smart Film in Los Angeles County
One local team for the whole county — switchable smart glass and PDLC smart film from the coast to the foothills, installed and serviced from our Canoga Park facility.
Los Angeles County is where Smart View is based, and it's the heart of what we do. From beachfront homes in Malibu and the Palisades to glass-walled offices Downtown, hillside estates above the city, and storefronts along the boulevards, the county runs on glass — and switchable glass solves the one problem all that glass creates: privacy and glare on demand, without giving up the view.
One county, one local team
We install and service smart film and smart glass across every part of LA County from our Canoga Park facility — no franchises, no subcontracted crews. That means a single point of contact from the on-site measurement through the final switch test, whether the job is a single shower in Santa Monica or a whole floor of conference rooms in Downtown.
Recent county work shows that range: 173 sq ft of classroom glazing at a Los Angeles school that frosts on a single remote the moment a class needs the room to itself, a Burbank home office wrapped in French-door glass that closes on a remote without a door leaving its hinges, a 92 sq ft glass shower enclosure in Culver City that turns private on a wall switch, and a black-framed Topanga front door whose full-height lite frosts to the entry courtyard on a handheld remote — commercial and residential, all on glass the buildings already had.
Pick your city
Each city below has its own page with local detail, real projects, and the buildings and neighborhoods we work in. Don't see yours? We still serve it — reach out and we'll confirm.
Smart Glass Projects Across Los Angeles County
Every job below is a real Smart View install, grouped by the part of the county it sits in. If your city isn't on the list, it's almost certainly a short drive from one that is.
The San Fernando Valley and the western county
- Two corridor windows in Tarzana — clear for street-side daylight, frosted the moment anyone walking through needs privacy.
- A shower window in Tarzana — smart film on the existing glazing, opaque instantly.
- Front and kitchen doors in Woodland Hills — glass panels added to the existing wooden doors, then made switchable.
- The Inspired Closets showroom feature in Woodland Hills — an install built to be looked at.
- ~60 sq ft of storefront glass in Reseda — afternoon heat, display glare and consultation privacy solved on one app.
- The three-panel bifold door in Studio City — film retrofitted onto the existing glass at a second-floor landing.
- 29 sq ft on the French doors of a Burbank home office — clear to the house, frosted on a remote.
- Our 24 sq ft front-door retrofit in Topanga — the full-height lite frosts to the entry courtyard on a handheld remote.
- Three conference rooms at AmaWaterways in Calabasas — instant control over transparency for the executive team.
- A master-suite bathroom in Hidden Hills — switchable glass on the windows above the tub.
- Master bathroom windows in Agoura Hills — the view kept, privacy on demand at the edge of the house.
- A hospital conference-room transformer repair in Westlake Village — diagnosed and replaced without touching the glass.
The San Gabriel Valley and the foothills
- 110 sq ft on a custom sliding door for a Pasadena office — built with KNR Sliding Doors.
- 50 sq ft on a Pasadena townhouse bathroom window — above a dual-sink vanity, wired to a wall switch.
- A bedroom slider in Pasadena — clear to frosted at the touch of a button.
- A full-glass front door and side panel in Pasadena — outdoor curtains replaced with a button.
- A front-door upgrade in La Cañada Flintridge — privacy and curb appeal on the door already there.
- An all-white bathroom in Eagle Rock — the main window behind the freestanding tub.
- A bathroom window in West Covina — privacy on demand without giving up the daylight.
- A front entry door in Rowland Heights — the tall lite turns frosted on a remote.
Central LA, the Westside, and the Hills
- 173 sq ft of classroom glazing in Los Angeles — frosted on one remote the moment a class needs the room to itself.
- A 57 sq ft laboratory observation window in Los Angeles — clear to frosted over the lab bench on one remote.
- Living-room French doors in Los Angeles — PDLC panels in place of the original glazing, divided-light proportions kept.
- A set of double French doors in Los Angeles — clear to frosted on one tap, the doors' silhouette untouched.
- A Los Angeles living room's main glass panels — on-demand privacy without losing the open feel.
- Two front picture windows in Los Angeles — bright and open by day, private in seconds after dark.
- A hillside wall of windows in the Hollywood Hills — the view kept, the fishbowl switched off.
- 17 sq ft of bathroom glass in West Hollywood — a window that opens onto the bedroom, solid white on a wall switch.
- ~100 sq ft across two escrow-firm conference rooms in Beverly Hills — each room frosts on its own wall switch.
- 65 sq ft on a full-height entry door in Beverly Hills — private entry on demand, the front elevation unchanged.
- 200 sq ft for a plastic-surgery clinic on Rodeo Drive — tied into the clinic's Lutron controls.
- 92 sq ft across a Culver City shower and bath — clear by default, frosted on a wall switch.
The South Bay and the beach cities
- An oceanfront marble master bath in Hermosa Beach — casement windows that switch clear to frosted on a remote.
- A multi-room office in Hermosa Beach — each glass-walled room on its own switch.
- 40 sq ft across a Manhattan Beach living room and front door — three openings on one system.
- A private-office sidelight in El Segundo — switchable privacy added for a commercial client.
- A large shower window in Torrance — PDLC film instead of blinds or permanent frosting.
- A lounge-to-office partition wall in Inglewood — at an LAX-adjacent commercial facility.
- 125 sq ft across three conference-room sliding doors in Gardena — the whole floor on one handheld remote.
- Front living-room glass panels in Lakewood — frosted on a remote at night, open all day.
Built for LA's light and lifestyle
The same sun that makes a Los Angeles home feel open also fades floors, overheats west-facing rooms, and puts your living room on display to the street. Smart film cuts solar heat gain, blocks the majority of UV, and switches from crystal-clear to fully frosted in under a second — privacy when you want it, the view when you don't. No blinds, no curtains, no permanent frosting.
Ready to talk through a project anywhere in Los Angeles County? Request a free assessment or call (866) 728-9888.
