Window shades & blinds in Park City & Kamas
Manual roller shades and blinds, measured and mounted properly, for the rooms where simple is better.
The right treatment for each room
Not every window needs a motor. For bedrooms, offices, kitchens, bathrooms and rentals, a well-made manual shade or blind is often the right choice. We measure, supply and install manual roller shades and blinds for homes across Park City, Kamas, Heber City and Summit County.
Shades or blinds?
Roller shades
A single panel of fabric that rolls up out of the way. Clean lines, a wide fabric range from sheer to blackout, and a good match for big view windows.
Blinds
Slats or vanes you can tilt to aim light and privacy through the day. A good match for street-facing rooms, offices and bathrooms.
Mountain-home details we pay attention to
- Inside or outside mount, chosen for the window trim, depth and the look you want
- Blackout and room-darkening options for bedrooms that face east
- Durable choices for rentals and ski condos that see a lot of guests
- Neutral backings for HOAs with rules about what shows from the street
- Matching fabrics so manual and motorized shades look the same across the house
Many homes mix both: motorized shades in the great room and on tall glass, manual shades in bedrooms and baths. We'll help you decide room by room. See motorized shades for the rooms where a motor earns its keep.
Blinds that hold up in mountain homes
Dry mountain air and strong sun are hard on some materials. Faux-wood and composite blinds resist warping in bathrooms and sunny rooms, real wood suits dens and offices with warm trim, and aluminum blinds are a practical, easy-clean choice for garages, mudrooms and rentals. We'll help you pick a slat size and color that suits the window and the rest of the room, and we'll measure so the blinds clear handles, cranks and sills.
Other manual styles
Manual doesn't have to mean plain. Cellular shades come cordless and help with drafty windows, Roman shades add soft folds to bedrooms and dining rooms, and sheer and dual shades give you light and privacy on one window. Planning a rental? Read our short-term rental guide.
Shades and blinds questions
What is the difference between shades and blinds?
Shades are a continuous piece of fabric that rolls or stacks, from sheer to blackout. Blinds use slats or vanes you can tilt to aim light. Shades suit big view windows and clean modern lines; blinds suit rooms where you want to angle light and privacy through the day. Many homes use both.
Does blackout fabric make a room completely dark?
Blackout fabric stops light through the fabric itself. A standard roller shade can still show a little light at the edges. If a bedroom needs to be as dark as possible, we'll talk through mounting and side options at the window so you know what to expect.
Do you work in Deer Valley and HOA communities?
Yes. We work in Deer Valley, Park City neighborhoods and HOA communities across Summit and Wasatch counties. Some HOAs have rules about window coverings that show from outside, so it's worth checking yours; we can bring fabric samples to match.
Request a shades and blinds consultation
Tell us about your windows in under two minutes. We'll follow up to talk through options, then measure on site before anything is ordered.