Lehi, Utah · Locally owned

Motorized Shades in Lehi and Northern Utah

Adjust high windows and groups of shades without reaching for each one. We help you choose the fabric, plan power and controls, and arrange professional measurement and installation.

Easier access to high windows
Options for grouped shades
Battery or wired systems available

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Motorized shades being serviced with a charging wand at a tall bedroom window

Personal product guidance

Professional measurement

Careful installation

Designed around your space

Explore motorized shades

Explore the choices below. We’ll help you confirm the right combination for your windows.

Compare materials, light, and finishes in your own space.

Make everyday adjustments easier

A high window or a shade behind the sofa can be awkward to reach. Motorized shades let you adjust those windows without moving furniture or reaching for each shade. They can also simplify opening or closing several shades in one room.

We start with the rooms you use and the times you change the light. You may find motorization useful in a few places while keeping manual shades elsewhere.

Compare power and control options

Battery-powered shades can be useful where wiring is difficult. Wired options need a suitable power connection. During your visit, we check which approach fits your windows and how you will reach batteries or charging points when needed.

Controls vary by shade system. We explain the compatible remote or wall-control options and confirm whether the shades you want can operate together.

Choose the fabric as well as the motor

Motorization changes how the shade moves. The fabric still determines whether you get softened daylight, a clearer view, or stronger room darkening. We help you choose both for the way you use the room.

We measure the windows, plan the power and controls, and install the treatments. Before finishing, we check the operation and show you how to use the selected controls.

Let us help you choose

Have a wide window or a wall of glass? See how we plan roller shades for large windows.

Looking for ideas? Browse our window treatment gallery to compare fabric styles and room settings.

Let’s plan your project

Explore motorized shades during a home visit

During your home visit, we measure your windows, recommend fabrics, and walk you through motorized controls. We also check power and access so the shades are easy to use in your daily routine.

We provide consultation, measurement, and installation in Lehi and communities including Salt Lake City, Park City, Logan, Draper, Sandy, Bountiful. Check our service areas or contact us about your location.

What happens next

01
Tell us about your project
Leave your details and the treatment you’re considering.
02
We’ll contact you to plan a visit
Talk through your space, priorities, and questions with our team.
03
We measure and recommend treatments
We measure your windows and help you choose treatments during your home visit. Once your selections are ready, we handle installation.

Prefer to call? (801) 440-4961

Request a consultation

Our team will follow up to discuss your project and arrange a visit.

Helpful answers

Motorized Shades FAQs

Do motorized shades need new wiring?

Not always. Battery-powered options may suit your windows. We compare the available power choices during your visit, including access for charging or battery replacement.

Can several shades move together?

Compatible systems can group shades under one control. We confirm the available grouping options for your shade selection and room layout before ordering.

Are motorized shades only useful for high windows?

No. They can also help with shades behind furniture, multiple windows in one room, or shades you open and close frequently.

How will I reach the batteries or charging point?

We plan maintenance access before installation. The battery compartment or charging point needs to remain reachable, even at a high window or behind a top cover. We explain the requirements for your selected shade.

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