Roller shades across the Treasure Valley — North End bungalows, Foothills view glass, and everything on the Bench between them.
Boise is unusually varied for a city its size, and the window stock follows. The North End is full of early-century homes with tall narrow openings and original trim nobody wants drilled twice. The Foothills are modern houses whose best rooms look south and west over the valley. The Bench sits between them with mid-century glass that is wide, low and hard to cover without losing the room.
Peak Shades is an authorized dealer for Lutron, Draper, Hunter Douglas, Phantom Screens, Somfy and MechoShade. Every shade is cut on the day it goes in, which is how a North End room of mismatched windows ends up with one level line of light instead of a staircase.
Early-century homes, tall narrow windows, original casing. Inside-mount, measured individually, nothing fixed to the exterior.
Mixed older stock close to the river. Solar shades for the afternoon rooms, blackout upstairs.
Modern homes with the valley view. Low-openness solar fabric so the view stays and the glare goes.
Mid-century homes with wide picture windows — the single hardest opening to cover without killing the room.
Compact homes, close neighbours. Privacy matters as much as light, which usually means a dual shade.
Newer subdivisions, repeated plans, open exposure. Whole-house motorized packages fitted in one visit.
Priced per window. A Boise quote often splits the house: inside-mount work on the original windows, a simpler package everywhere else.
Per window, by size and system. Install is 1–2 days; service life 20+ years.
Per window, fixed frame through motorized retractable. Usually a one-day install, 15–20 year life.
Window size, fabric, motor system, and whether power already reaches the window. We quote the options side by side.
Ranges cover measurement, fabric, hardware, install and programming. Electrical work for hardwired systems, and any HOA or design-review submittal, are quoted separately.
Free consultation across the Treasure Valley, with fabric samples brought to the window.