Solar Screens
Utah summers put a lot of direct sun on west- and south-facing windows, which drives up cooling costs and fades furniture, flooring, and curtains. Solar screens block a large share of that heat and UV before it hits the glass, while still letting you see out.
What Solar Screens Do
- Block a significant portion of solar heat gain through the window
- Reduce glare on TVs, monitors, and indoor spaces
- Cut UV exposure that fades furniture, flooring, and artwork
- Lower strain on your AC during peak summer months
- Maintain outward visibility, unlike blinds or blackout curtains
Mesh Options
Solar screen mesh comes in different densities (often described by how much sun they block), and darker mesh colors generally cut more glare while maintaining a clearer view from inside. We'll help you pick the right density based on which direction your windows face and how much heat reduction you're looking for.
Installation
Solar screens are built and installed the same way as our standard window screens — measured to your exact window opening and fit into your existing frame or track. If you already have screens elsewhere in the house, solar screens can usually be swapped in as replacements or added to south- and west-facing windows only.
Service Area
Solar screen installation across Utah, Salt Lake, Davis, Summit, and Wasatch counties.