Roller shades for Meridian’s subdivisions — repeated floor plans, west-facing great rooms, and almost no mature trees yet.
Meridian grew fast, which means most of its housing stock has one thing in common: the landscaping has not caught up with the windows. A subdivision laid out on a grid puts a lot of great rooms on a west wall, and a ten-year-old tree does not shade a two-storey elevation. Until it does, the shade is doing all of the work.
Peak Shades is an authorized dealer for Lutron, Draper, Hunter Douglas, Phantom Screens, Somfy and MechoShade. Repeated floor plans are an advantage here — once we have measured one of a model, the quote for the next is quick and the install stays a single visit.
Established subdivisions with some tree cover. The remaining problem is usually one or two west rooms, not the house.
Newer construction, open lots. Whole-house solar packages, often motorized on the upper floor.
Full afternoon exposure and nothing in front of it. Exterior screens on the west elevation do the heavy lifting.
Mixed residential and commercial. Architectural and commercial shading on the same street as the houses.
Larger homes, tall entry glass. Battery motors for the windows nobody can otherwise reach.
Water nearby reflects late light back at the house, so the usable openness is lower than the compass suggests.
Priced per window. On a repeated floor plan we can usually quote the whole house from one visit rather than several.
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 Meridian and the wider Treasure Valley.