Heat-control window film
This is the most common reason people call. One or two rooms take the full afternoon sun and stay warm no matter what the thermostat says. Much of that heat comes in through the glass, which is where solar film works.
- LocalJefferson County based
- FocusHomes, plus small commercial
- ServiceOwner-operated
- EstimatesFree, remote or on site
- Experience20+ years
What you actually get.
Heat reduced at the window
Solar control film reflects and absorbs part of the sun's energy before it enters the room.
More even temperatures
Sunny rooms run closer to the temperature of the rest of the house, so they are easier to use in the afternoon.
Less glare at the same time
Most heat-control films also cut glare, so the room is more comfortable to sit in and to watch a screen in.
This is usually for:
- West and south-facing rooms
- Sunrooms and enclosed porches
- Rooms with large sliding doors
- Upstairs rooms that stay warm into the evening
Films that reduce the most heat are usually more visible from outside. Lighter films keep a more natural look with less heat reduction. Stewart can explain the options so you can choose the balance you prefer.
Straight answers.
Short answers to the questions Stewart hears most.
Yes. Estimates are free.
Yes. Estimates can be provided remotely from your measurements and photos, or through a site visit. Tell Stewart which you would prefer on the estimate form.
Your city or ZIP code, roughly how many windows you want treated, the approximate width and height of each one (rough numbers are fine), and a few clear photos of the windows from inside. A line about what you want to fix, such as heat, glare, privacy or UV, helps too.
Yes, small commercial jobs such as small offices and storefronts. Stewart is owner-operated and does not have a crew for large projects, so each commercial inquiry is reviewed individually.
Yes. Call or text (636) 575-6564. If Stewart cannot pick up, leave a voicemail with your name and number.
Decide which windows you want treated and measure the width and height of each if you can. Take photos from inside, ideally when the sun is hitting the room, so Stewart can see the glare or heat. If a site visit is needed, make sure the windows are easy to reach.
Other film we install
- ResidentialHome window film for heat, glare, privacy and fading, installed by an experienced local owner-operator.Read more
- Small commercialWindow film for small offices, storefronts and shops: heat, glare and privacy.Read more
- PrivacyReflective and frosted film for street-facing windows, bathrooms and glass doors.Read more
- DecorativeFrosted and patterned film for privacy that still lets the light in.Read more