Motorized roller shades, blackout shades, solar shades and exterior screens — measured, made and installed for Salt Lake Valley homes. Authorized for Draper, Lutron and Hunter Douglas.
Peak Shades has been measuring and installing roller shades across the Salt Lake Valley since 2006. Authorized dealer for Lutron, Draper, Hunter Douglas, Phantom Screens, Somfy and MechoShade — which is what decides whether you get real fabric selection, real motor compatibility and real warranty backing rather than whatever a non-authorized installer can source.
Every shade is custom-cut on the day of install, so window-to-window variance gets accounted for and the line of light at the bottom stays even across a whole room. The person who measures your windows is the person who installs them. No subs, no handoffs, and most Salt Lake City projects finish in a single visit.
Historic homes, divided-light windows, tight reveals. Inside-mount blackout and light-filtering shades that fit the opening without touching the exterior — so nothing goes to Historic Landmark review.
Bungalows and pre-war homes with no low-voltage wiring in the walls. Lutron Caséta is the usual answer here — wireless, retrofit, nothing opened up.
Larger lots with big rear-facing glass. Hunter Douglas PowerView and Lutron Sivoia QS, often as dual shades: solar by day, blackout by night.
Mid-century homes with walls of glass. Solar shades at 1–5% openness cut heat and glare while keeping the view through the window.
Bench homes looking west over the valley, which is the hardest exposure there is. Exterior solar screens stop the heat outside the glass instead of after it.
Premium whole-home work. Lutron Sivoia QS hardwired, integrated with the lighting control that is usually already in the house.
Smaller homes, bedrooms first. Blackout packages with side and bottom light-blocking channels for true darkness, not room-darkening.
West-facing afternoon sun with no bench to shade it. Exterior solar screens and interior solar shades, specified to the budget rather than the catalog.
Priced per window, because that is how shades are actually bought. Every quote is itemized so you see fabric, motor and labor separately.
Per window, depending on system and size. Install runs 1–2 days, and a motorized shade has a 20+ year service life.
Per window, fixed frame through motorized retractable. Usually a one-day install, 15–20 year life.
Window size, fabric, motor system, and whether power is already at the window. We quote the options side by side rather than one figure.
Ranges cover measurement, fabric, hardware, install and programming. Electrical work for hardwired systems, and any HOA or Historic Landmark submittal, are quoted separately.
Free in-home consultation anywhere in the Salt Lake Valley — fabric samples at the window, not a catalog on a kitchen table.