Motorized shades and smart-home integration for Lehi — new construction, Traverse Mountain view glass, and houses already running a control system.
Lehi has more houses going up than finished, which changes the whole conversation. If the walls are still open, hardwired Lutron Sivoia QS is the better system by a distance — quieter motors, no batteries to change, and it lands on the same control platform as the lighting. Once the drywall is closed the honest answer becomes wireless Caséta or Somfy, which is a good system, just not the one you could have had.
Peak Shades is an authorized dealer for Lutron, Draper, Hunter Douglas, Phantom Screens, Somfy and MechoShade. In Lehi more than anywhere else we end up coordinating with an integrator who is already building the house’s system, which is the right way round — the shades should join what is there rather than arrive as a second app.
Hillside homes with two storeys of west-facing glass and a valley view that is the reason for the house. Motorized solar shades on a sunset schedule.
New builds where the low-voltage is still accessible. Hardwired Sivoia QS, specified with the electrician rather than after them.
Established family homes, standard openings, straightforward retrofit with wireless motors.
Open subdivisions with nothing between the house and the afternoon sun. Solar fabric on the west, blackout in the bedrooms.
Newer stock, large lots, long exposure. Exterior screens where the HOA allows them.
Bench homes looking out over Utah Valley. Dual shades so the view survives the glare control.
Older homes near Main Street with smaller, non-standard openings. Inside-mount, measured one at a time.
Fast-growing subdivisions with repeated floor plans, which makes a whole-house package quick to quote.
Priced per window. On a new build we quote the hardwired and the wireless route side by side, because the cost difference is mostly in when you ask, not in the shade.
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 north Utah County — and if your house is still framed, bring us in early.