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OGDEN
ROLLER SHADES.

Roller shades across Weber County — historic windows downtown, big west-facing glass on the bench, and everything between.

Ogden’s Authorized Roller Shade Dealer

HISTORIC WINDOWS
AND BENCH GLASS.

Ogden is two shading jobs in one city. The older grid east of Washington Boulevard is full of tall, narrow, original windows where the measurement is delicate and nothing should be drilled twice. Up on the bench, the houses face west over the valley with the kind of glass that makes a living room unusable at five in the afternoon.

Peak Shades is based in Ogden and has been measuring and installing here since 2006, as an authorized dealer for Lutron, Draper, Hunter Douglas, Phantom Screens, Somfy and MechoShade. Shades are cut on the day of install, by the person who measured them.

Where We Measure

OGDEN NEIGHBORHOODS WE SERVE.

Eastern Avenues

Historic homes with original window openings, no two the same. Inside-mount, measured individually, nothing added to the street face.

Eastern Bench

Full west exposure over the valley. Solar shades at low openness, or exterior screens where the house allows them.

Bonneville Terrace

Mid-century homes with wide picture windows — the single hardest opening to shade without losing the view.

North Ogden

Newer subdivisions, consistent window sizes, which keeps a whole-house motorized package to one install visit.

South Ogden

Mixed stock. Blackout in the bedrooms, solar in the west-facing main rooms, quoted as two separate packages.

Pleasant View

Larger lots and two-storey entries. Battery motors for the high windows nobody can otherwise reach.

Roy

Flat and open with no bench to shade the afternoon. Exterior solar screens do the most work here.

West Ogden

Older, smaller homes. Manual rollers in a hard-wearing fabric, priced per window.

Washington Terrace

Post-war stock with standard openings, so lead times are shorter and the install is simple.

Ogden-Specific

WHAT MAKES SHADING OGDEN DIFFERENT.

  • 01
    Original windows need measuring, not guessing
    A century-old Ogden opening is rarely square and rarely matches the one next to it. Cutting on site is why the bottom line of light reads level across a room instead of stepping up and down.
  • 02
    The bench faces the afternoon
    East-side homes look west over the valley, which is both the reason for the window and the reason the room overheats. An exterior solar screen stops about 90% of that heat at the glass, roughly three times what an interior shade manages.
  • 03
    Picture windows are a fabric decision
    On a single large pane there is nowhere to hide. Openness percentage decides whether you keep the view or keep the glare, and it has to be chosen against the actual window.
  • 04
    Historic districts only review the outside
    Interior shades are not subject to design review. Exterior screens change the appearance of the building and are. If you are in a historic district and want heat control, that is the fork in the road.
Pricing

HOW MUCH DO ROLLER SHADES
COST IN OGDEN?

Priced per window. Ogden quotes are often split by elevation — the west rooms get one treatment, the rest of the house gets a simpler one.

MOTORIZED ROLLER

$700–$3K+

Per window, by size and system. Install is 1–2 days; service life 20+ years.

EXTERIOR SOLAR SCREEN

$400–$2K+

Per window, fixed frame through motorized retractable. Usually a one-day install, 15–20 year life.

WHAT MOVES THE NUMBER

4 things

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.

Ogden Shade FAQ

OGDEN SHADE QUESTIONS.

My windows are 100 years old and all different. Is that a problem?

It is the normal condition in the Eastern Avenues. Every opening gets measured on its own and the shades are cut on install day, which is how a room of mismatched windows ends up looking deliberate.

What is the best option for a big picture window?

A solar fabric at low openness, usually. It takes out the glare and the heat while the window still reads as a window, which is the whole point of having it.

Can I put screens outside a house in a historic district?

That depends on the district, because it alters the exterior and is reviewable. Interior shades are not reviewed at all, so they are often the faster route to a usable room.

Do you cover Roy, Pleasant View and North Ogden?

Yes — all of Weber County and most of Davis. Ogden is where we are based.

How much does one window cost?

A motorized roller runs $700 to $3,000-plus per window depending on size and system; an exterior solar screen runs $400 to $2,000-plus. The quote itemizes fabric, hardware and labor.

Will you work with my electrician or integrator?

Yes. For hardwired systems we coordinate rather than compete — the shades have to end up on the same control system as everything else.
Ogden

READY TO MEASURE YOUR
OGDEN WINDOWS?

Free consultation anywhere in Weber County. We are local — the showroom is here.