Park City
From Old Town condos to Park Meadows family homes, shades that handle bright sun at about 7,000 feet and keep the view.
Learn moreOne local team for motorized shades, shades and blinds across Summit and Wasatch counties, from ski condos to ranch homes.
The Wasatch Back is the stretch of mountain valleys on the east side of the Wasatch Range: Park City and its neighborhoods, the Kamas Valley, the Heber Valley and the towns along the Weber River. Each area has its own light, its own kind of house and its own rules, so each has its own page with what we see there most.
From Old Town condos to Park Meadows family homes, shades that handle bright sun at about 7,000 feet and keep the view.
Learn moreSki-in, ski-out homes with walls of glass, seen from the slopes and often empty between visits.
Learn moreFull-time family homes from Pinebrook to Trailside, where bedrooms, home offices and the morning commute set the priorities.
Learn moreWide-open sky, long views and mountain-modern glass in a gated community with its own design standards.
Learn moreEstablished hillside homes around the golf course, many ready for an update from the original window coverings.
Learn moreRanch homes, farmhouses, new builds and Uinta cabins, with wide-open valley sun and cold winter nights.
Learn moreNew construction, big west-facing glass and some of the best mountain views in the Wasatch Back.
Learn moreSwiss-inspired homes, resort rentals and views up to the Wasatch at the quiet end of the Heber Valley.
Learn moreRanch and equestrian properties, new estates on the benches and cabins up Weber Canyon.
Learn moreSummit County's seat, with historic town homes, new subdivisions and wide views up and down the Weber valley.
Learn moreResort-side homes and condos with big glass, strong snow glare and lots of second homes and nightly rentals. Motorized solar shades on great-room windows and blackout bedrooms are the most common requests, often under HOA guidelines for how shades look from outside. Start with Park City, Deer Valley or Promontory.
Full-time family neighborhoods around Kimball Junction, Pinebrook and Jeremy Ranch, many with original builder blinds ready to be replaced. See Kimball Junction & Snyderville Basin and Jeremy Ranch.
Kamas, Oakley, Francis, Marion, Woodland, Peoa and Samak, plus Coalville, Wanship, Hoytsville and Henefer to the north. Ranch homes, farmhouses, cabins and new builds facing the Uintas. See Kamas, Oakley and Coalville.
Heber City, Midway, Hideout and the Jordanelle area, with fast-growing new construction and west-facing views toward Timpanogos. See Heber City and Midway.
Shades that work in Salt Lake City don't always work at 7,000 feet. Snow glare, cold glass, wind on open lots, gated communities, property managers and HOA guidelines all shape what we recommend. Each area page above covers what we see there most, so you can start with ideas that fit your kind of home.
Not sure if you're in range? Call or text (435) 222-2901 and ask.
Planning shades? Tell us about your windows in five quick questions, or call or text (435) 222-2901.
Request a consultationYes. 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.
Yes. Send a few photos and rough sizes and we can talk through options by phone. Custom shades still need our on-site measurements before anything is ordered, so we'll arrange access with you or your property manager.
Park City, Deer Valley, Kimball Junction and the Snyderville Basin, Promontory, Jeremy Ranch and Pinebrook, Kamas, Oakley, Francis, Marion, Woodland, Peoa, Samak, Heber City, Midway, Hideout, the Jordanelle area, Coalville, Wanship, Hoytsville and Henefer. If you're nearby and not sure, call or text and ask.
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.