Tinted window well cover

Why Homeowners Choose a Tinted Cover

A clear cover lets the most daylight into the basement. A tinted cover trades a little of that for privacy and less glare, which matters when the well sits beside a patio, a driveway or a busy sidewalk. It also gives the house a more modern look from the yard.

Good fits for tint

• Basement bedrooms or offices facing a street or neighbor
• Wells that catch strong direct sun for much of the day
• Homes where a darker cover blends better with the exterior

Same build, different look

Tinted covers keep all the benefits of our standard covers. Each one is custom-made to your well, built on site, and attached to the well with stainless steel clips or an interior lock so it stays removable from inside. The frame uses aluminum cross supports, and the cover carries the same lifetime structural warranty.

Want to compare options side by side? Our custom window well covers page shows every style, including the standard window well cover that tinted covers are based on. When you are ready, contact us for a quote.

Tinted Cover FAQ

Will a tinted cover make my basement dark?

It lets in less light than a clear cover, which is the trade-off for privacy and reduced glare. Many homeowners find that balance works well for bedrooms and offices.

Can I mix tinted and clear covers on one house?

Yes. Each cover is built for its own well, so you can choose tint for the wells that face the street and clear for the rest.

How do I measure for a tinted cover?

The same way as any cover: width and projection at the widest part of the well, outside edge to outside edge.