Residential · Greater Montreal
Looking for house window tint — for heat, for privacy, or both? We install film directly on your existing glass: heat control to cut sun and UV, and privacy film in frosted, one-way, reflective, or mirror finishes. No window replacement, no construction.
Residential installation across Montreal and 17 nearby areas. Free, no-obligation estimate before anything is booked.
Most "house window tint" searches fall into one of two problems. Either a room gets unbearably hot and bright in the afternoon sun, or a window faces the street, a neighbor, or a walkway and privacy becomes the issue. Some homes need both. Either way, the fix is the same kind of product: a thin film applied to the inside of your existing glass — not a window replacement, and typically finished in a single visit.
A frosted or one-way reflective finish blocks a direct view into your home during the day while still letting daylight through. A mirror-style reflective film pushes that privacy effect further and adds meaningful heat rejection at the same time — popular on street-facing living rooms, front doors, and ground-floor windows.
See privacy window film →Rejects up to 80% of solar heat and blocks up to 99% of UV rays, without darkening the room or changing how your windows look. The most common fix for a south- or west-facing room that becomes unusable every afternoon in summer.
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The price of house window tint depends on your glass area, the type of film (heat control, privacy, reflective, or mirror), and how many windows you're covering. There's no reliable flat rate online that fits every home — our technicians measure your windows on site and hand you a free, detailed, no-obligation estimate.
For daytime privacy without losing natural light, a frosted or one-way reflective film is the most popular choice for homes — it diffuses light instead of blocking it, so no direct silhouette is visible from outside. A mirror-style reflective film gives the strongest daytime privacy effect and also cuts a meaningful amount of heat, which is why many homeowners choose it for street-facing or south-facing windows.
One-way and reflective films work best in daylight, when the outside is brighter than the inside. After dark, with interior lights on, the effect weakens — no film fully replaces a curtain in that situation. We're upfront about this during your estimate so you know exactly what to expect.
Yes — we're happy to share references and examples of recent residential installs in your area. Ask when you book your free estimate and we'll walk you through work close to your neighborhood.
We install house window tint across Montreal and 17 surrounding areas — the South Shore, Laval, Lanaudière, the Laurentians, the West Island, and Vaudreuil-Soulanges. Our technicians come to your home for the estimate and the installation.
Many of our films do both. Reflective and mirror finishes provide strong daytime privacy while also rejecting solar heat, and our heat-control films focus purely on temperature and UV — the right choice depends on which problem bothers you more: the heat, or the view in.