Window Tinting for St. Louis Homes & Businesses
Cut the heat from west-facing glass, stop glare on your screens, protect floors and furniture from fading, and add privacy or security, all without replacing a single window.
- Free on-site estimates
- Ask about our lifetime warranty
- Satisfaction guaranteed
Residential and commercial window tinting across St. Louis
For homes, our residential window tinting service covers every room: the living room that turns into a greenhouse at 4 p.m., the home office with glare on the monitor, the bathroom window that faces the neighbor's driveway, and the sunroom you can't use in July.
For businesses, our commercial window tinting service handles offices, storefronts, restaurants and medical buildings. Film evens out hot and cold spots, cuts screen glare, protects merchandise from fading, adds privacy to conference rooms and gives a building a cleaner, uniform look from the street.
Not sure what you need? Our guide to ceramic vs. dyed vs. reflective window film explains the main film types in plain English.
Window film services
Every service starts with a free on-site estimate. We test samples on your glass so you can see exactly how each film looks before anything is installed.
Residential Window Tinting
Home window film that cuts heat, glare and UV fading in every room.
Commercial Window Tinting
Office, storefront and building film for comfort, privacy and energy savings.
Solar & Heat Control Film
Ceramic, spectrally selective and reflective films that block solar heat.
Low-E Window Film
Insulating film that holds heat in during winter and blocks it in summer.
Privacy Window Film
Reflective, dark and frosted options for bathrooms, street-facing rooms and offices.
Decorative & Frosted Film
Frosted, etched-look, gradient and patterned film for glass doors and partitions.
Security & Safety Film
Thick, clear film that holds broken glass together against break-ins and storms.
UV & Fade Protection Film
Clear film that blocks up to 99% of UV to protect floors, art and furniture.
Popular window film types at a glance
Performance varies from one product to the next, so we always show you the spec sheet (visible light, total solar energy rejected, UV and glare numbers) before you decide.
| Film type | Best for | Heat control | Privacy | Look |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ceramic / nano-ceramic | Living areas, offices that want a natural look | High | Low to medium | Neutral, low reflection |
| Spectrally selective | Views you don't want to darken | Medium to high | Low | Nearly clear |
| Reflective / metallized | Hot west and south glass, commercial facades | Highest | High in daylight | Mirror-like outside |
| Dyed | Glare and a darker look on a budget | Low to medium | Medium | Tinted, non-reflective |
| Low-E | Older windows, year-round comfort | Medium to high, plus winter heat retention | Low to medium | Light, slightly reflective |
| Frosted / decorative | Bathrooms, doors, conference rooms | Low | Full, day and night | Etched-glass or patterned |
| Security / safety | Storefronts, ground floors, sliding doors | Available in clear or tinted | Optional | Clear or tinted |
Why St. Louis windows need film
St. Louis summers are long, hot and humid, and late-day sun on west-facing glass can push a room well past the thermostat setting. Winters swing the other way, and older single-pane windows in the City and inner-ring suburbs lose heat fast.
Window film works on both problems. Heat control film stops solar heat before it gets into the room, and low-E film helps hold furnace heat inside in January. Curious about the payoff? Read does window film really lower energy bills.
We see the same patterns across the region: brick homes in St. Louis City and Webster Groves with original glass worth keeping, big window walls in Chesterfield and Town and Country, and office glass in Clayton and Creve Coeur that heats up every afternoon.
From first call to finished glass
Free on-site estimate
We come to your home or business, measure the glass, check the glass type, and talk through what's bothering you.
See samples on your glass
We put film samples on your actual windows and show you the spec sheet, so you're choosing on real numbers and real looks.
Clean, careful install
We protect sills and floors, deep-clean the glass, and apply and trim the film edge to edge.
Cure and care
Film takes a short time to fully cure. We leave you simple cleaning instructions so it looks right for years.
Straight answers and work that lasts
A measured, written quote with no pressure, based on your actual windows.
Ask about our lifetime warranty. Our work is guaranteed to last. If it doesn't, let us know and we'll make it right.
We aren't done until you're happy with how your windows look and feel.
We'll tell you when a lighter film will do the job, and when film isn't the right fix at all.
Homes and buildings only. St. Louis Tint Co. installs window film on flat glass: houses, condos, offices, storefronts and commercial buildings. We don't tint cars, trucks or other vehicles.
Window tinting across St. Louis City & County
We provide free on-site estimates throughout the St. Louis area. Find your community below, or see every area we serve.
St. Louis City
Historic brick homes, lofts and storefronts from Soulard to the Central West End.
Clayton
Downtown Clayton offices, high-rise condos and Old Town homes.
Ladue
Large estate homes with walls of glass, sunrooms and fine furnishings.
Kirkwood
Older homes, new builds and the downtown Kirkwood business district.
Webster Groves
Victorian and craftsman homes with original glass, plus Old Orchard shops.
Chesterfield
West-facing homes and the Chesterfield Valley office and retail corridor.
Town and Country
Wooded estate lots, large homes and corporate campuses off I-64.
Creve Coeur
Office parks along Olive Blvd, medical buildings and family homes.
Des Peres
Ranch and two-story homes plus the Manchester Road retail strip.
Brentwood
Compact neighborhoods and the busy Brentwood Boulevard retail district.
University City
Delmar Loop storefronts and classic brick homes near WashU.
Maryland Heights
Westport Plaza, Riverport offices and growing residential neighborhoods.
Answers before you buy
Straight answers to the questions we hear most, from cost to privacy to window warranties.
Window Film vs. Replacement Windows: Which Makes More Sense for Your St. Louis Home?
Window film or replacement windows? An honest St. Louis guide: when each makes sense, how cost and disruption compare, and when to combine both. Free estimates.
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Will Window Film Void My Window Warranty?
Will window film void your window warranty? What warranty language to look for, how thermal stress works and what to ask before tinting. Book a free estimate.
Read the guide →What Does Home Window Tinting Cost in St. Louis? The Factors That Set the Price
What sets the price of home window tinting in St. Louis: glass area, film type, window access, old film removal and more. Book a free on-site estimate.
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Does Window Film Really Lower Energy Bills in St. Louis?
An honest look at whether window film lowers energy bills in St. Louis: solar heat gain, low-E film for winter, and what affects results. Get a free estimate.
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Ceramic vs. Dyed vs. Reflective Window Film: Which Is Right for Your Home or Office?
Ceramic, dyed, reflective and spectrally selective window film compared: heat, glare, looks day and night, and which fits your St. Louis home or office.
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The Best Window Film for Privacy — Day and Night
Which window film gives privacy day and night? How one-way film works, 24/7 options like frosted and gradient, and room-by-room picks. Get a free estimate.
Read the guide →Frequently Asked Questions
Do you tint car windows?
No. St. Louis Tint Co. works on flat glass only: homes, offices, storefronts and other buildings. We don't tint cars, trucks or any other vehicles.
How much does it cost to tint windows in a St. Louis home?
It depends on how much glass you have, the type of film, and how easy the windows are to reach. Ceramic, low-E and security films cost more than basic dyed film. The fastest way to a real number is a free on-site estimate, where we measure every window and give you a written quote.
Will window tint make my house dark?
Not unless you want it to. Many modern films are nearly clear and still block heat and up to 99% of UV. We put samples on your own glass during the estimate so you can see the look before you choose.
Which window film is best for heat in a St. Louis summer?
For homes that want to keep a natural look, ceramic or spectrally selective films block a lot of solar heat without much darkening. If appearance matters less than performance, reflective films usually reject the most heat. We'll show you the spec sheet for each option so you can compare.
How long does window film last?
Quality professionally installed interior film typically lasts many years, and commercial-grade films are built for long service lives. Lifespan depends on the film, the glass and how much direct sun the window gets. Ask about our lifetime warranty when we give your estimate.
What areas do you serve?
We serve St. Louis City and St. Louis County, including Clayton, Ladue, Kirkwood, Webster Groves, Chesterfield, Town and Country, Creve Coeur, Des Peres, Brentwood, University City and Maryland Heights. Call (314) 200-0434 to check your address.