Custom Window Treatments for Park City, Utah Homes and Businesses

A tall window or a row of shades can be difficult to adjust by hand. Motorized shades let you change the light without reaching each window, which is useful behind furniture as well as overhead.

During your visit, we compare compatible controls and battery or wired power options. We also check how you will reach charging points or batteries.

Solar-screen and sheer roller fabrics can soften bright light while preserving more of the view than an opaque fabric. The amount you can see through the shade changes with the weave, color, and lighting.

We help you compare samples in your room. Daytime view and nighttime privacy are different needs, so we discuss both before you choose.

A bedroom may need a darker fabric than a living room. Room-darkening or blackout shades reduce light through the material, while the mounting position affects how much light remains around the edges.

You can coordinate colors across rooms without using the same fabric everywhere. We help you compare roller and cellular shades with shutters where adjustable louvers or a framed finish appeal to you.

An exterior shade can help screen direct sun on a patio or outside a window. We assess the opening, mounting surfaces, and exposure before recommending a fabric and operating method.

Outdoor shades have wind and weather limits. We explain the instructions for the selected shade, including when it needs to be raised. They should not be treated as storm protection or an all-weather enclosure.

We take the measurements and check clearances around trim, handles, and furniture. For a wide window or several windows together, we compare one shade with separate shades and explain where any gaps will remain.

Once your selections are ready, we install the treatments and show you how the controls work. Our recommendations account for daily use and future access, as well as the finished appearance.