House window tint · Laval
Many Laval homeowners search for "house window tint" without realizing the product is called heat control film — it's exactly the same thing. Applied to your existing glass, it gives your windows a subtle tint while cutting a good share of the heat coming through the large rear picture windows common in Laval's suburban homes.
Our technicians come directly to you in Laval to assess your windows and recommend the right tint for your exposure — free estimate, no pressure.
Up to 80% solar heat rejection, for a cooler home in summer.
Blocks up to 99% of UV rays, protecting floors, furniture, and fabrics from fading.
Watch your screens and enjoy your rooms without squinting.
Less load on your air conditioning, lower energy bills.
At Vida Vitres, what we call house window tint is the same product as our heat control window film — an architectural film applied to the existing glass of your windows. You can check out the full service page, with performance data for the Tekton films we install.
See heat control window film in Laval →The price depends on your glass area, the window type (picture window, patio door, standard window), and the tint you choose. There's no reliable flat rate online that fits every home — our technicians measure your windows in Laval on site and hand you a free, detailed, no-obligation estimate.
Yes. "House window tint" is what most people search for; "heat control window film" is the technical name for the product we install to get it. Either way, it's a film applied to the existing glass of your windows — no window replacement required.
You can tint a single picture window, a single room, or the whole house — it's entirely up to you. Many clients start with the most problematic room (the living room that overheats, for example) and add the rest later.
No — most of our residential tints let 50-70% of visible light through while blocking heat and up to 99% of UV. The room stays bright, just more comfortable.