Motorized shades
Quiet battery-powered roller shades for tall windows, great rooms and hard-to-reach glass. Run them from a remote, an app or a schedule.
Motorized shades
Park City · Deer Valley · Kamas · Heber
Motorized shades & blinds for mountain homes
Soften the high-altitude sun, keep the view, and close every shade in the house with one touch. We design, measure and install motorized shades and blinds for homes across Park City and Summit County.
The finished look
Quiet, clean and made for the view
What we offer
Window treatments made for mountain light
Big glass is the reason you love the house. It also brings glare on screens, heat on south and west walls, and early sunrise in the bedrooms. We help you choose the right fabric, operation and control for each window.
Shades & blinds
Manual roller shades and blinds for bedrooms, offices and kitchens, from light-filtering to blackout, measured and mounted properly.
Shades & blindsSmart home control
Scenes, sunrise and sunset schedules, and voice control when your shade system and hub support it. We confirm compatibility first.
Smart home controlGlare & views
Keep the view, lose the glare
Around 7,000 feet, the sun is stronger, and winter snow bounces more of it back into the room. The right fabric openness cuts glare on TVs and seating while you can still see the ridgeline.
- Light-filtering and solar fabrics chosen at your windows, with samples
- Quiet motors for great rooms and tall glass
- Clean, minimal hardware that suits modern and timber-frame homes
Bedrooms & second homes
Sleep past sunrise. Arrive to a ready house.
Blackout fabrics help bedrooms stay dark against early Wasatch light. For second homes and ski condos, motorized shades can close on a schedule so rooms stay private between visits.
- Blackout and room-darkening fabrics, with honest talk about edge light
- Schedules that open and close shades while you're away
- Guest-friendly controls for rentals and family visits
How it works
Simple from first call to final adjustment
Tell us about the windows
A two-minute request with rooms, rough window count and timing.
Talk through options
We call to cover goals, fabrics, motorized or manual, and controls.
Measure on site
We measure every opening and bring samples before anything is ordered.
Install & set up
We mount, program controls and schedules, and show you how it all works.
Every shade type
Choose the shade for the job
Solar fabric for the view, blackout for sleep, cellular for cold glass, Roman folds for warmth and dual shades for rooms that need both light and privacy.
Solar & screen shades
A woven screen fabric that takes the edge off bright sun and snow glare while the ridgeline stays visible.
Learn moreBlackout shades
Darker bedrooms against early mountain sunrise, and media rooms you can actually watch in the afternoon.
Learn moreCellular shades
A soft, pleated shade with air pockets built in, for bedrooms, cabins and windows that feel cold in January.
Learn moreRoman shades
Fabric that folds into clean pleats as it rises. Warm in a timber-frame home, tailored in a modern one.
Learn moreSheer & dual shades
Soft filtered daylight, privacy when you need it, and sometimes blackout at night, all on a single window.
Learn moreLarge & vaulted windows
Two-story glass, walls of windows and high clerestories are why mountain homes feel open. Here's how to shade them well.
Learn moreService area
Serving Park City and the Wasatch Back
We work in Park City, Deer Valley, Snyderville Basin, Kamas Valley, Heber Valley and the towns around them, from ski condos to full-time family homes.
Guides
Answers before you buy
Plain-English guides for mountain homeowners, second-home owners and rental managers.
Motorized shade cost factors
We don't publish prices, because every window is different. Here's what actually moves a quote up or down, so you can plan with your eyes open.
Learn moreBattery vs. hardwired
The biggest decision in a motorized shade project is how the motors get power. Here's an honest comparison for mountain homes.
Learn moreBest shades for views & glare
You built or bought the house for the view. Here's how to shade it without losing it.
Learn more
Questions
Common questions
What window treatments do you offer?
We offer motorized shades, manual roller shades and blinds for homes in Park City, Deer Valley, Kamas, Heber City and the rest of Summit and Wasatch counties. We measure, supply and install them, and we help you choose fabrics and controls at your windows.
Do motorized shades need new wiring?
The motorized shades we install are battery-powered or rechargeable, so most suitable windows need no new wiring through finished walls. We confirm mounting, battery access and product fit when we measure. Not every opening qualifies, and we'll tell you if one doesn't.
How often do the batteries need attention?
Battery-powered shades need periodic recharging or battery replacement. How often depends on the product, how much you use the shades and the conditions at the window. We go over battery care when we install.
What is the difference between shades and blinds?
Shades are a continuous piece of fabric that rolls or stacks, from sheer to blackout. Blinds use slats or vanes you can tilt to aim light. Shades suit big view windows and clean modern lines; blinds suit rooms where you want to angle light and privacy through the day. Many homes use both.
Next step
Start with a short consultation request
Tell us about your windows in under two minutes. We'll follow up to talk through options, then measure on site before anything is ordered.