Less glare and better daytime comfort
Reduce the intensity of direct sunlight so living rooms, offices, bedrooms and other sun-facing spaces feel easier to use during peak daylight hours.
Window Sun Screens • Solar Screens • Phoenix Metro
Sun Screens Calm Heat/Cut Glare Save The View.
From Peoria to San Tan Valley we provide Sun Screens, Solar Screens and Solar Shades custom measured and installed for a clean fit.
Based in Peoria • Serving Phoenix Metro and Nearby Cities
Cooler rooms. Less glare. Cleaner curb appeal.
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Whether you call them Sun Screens, Solar Screens, Sunscreens, Solar Shades or Shade Screens, the goal is the same: reduce intense sunlight, glare and exterior heat gain while maintaining a clean, attractive look from the street. Every screen is measured for the individual opening and professionally installed for a secure, finished fit.
Custom measured
Each screen is sized for the individual window opening to create
a cleaner, more precise fit.
Built for Arizona
Durable materials are selected to handle strong sun, high
temperatures and everyday outdoor exposure.
Professionally installed
Screens are aligned, secured and checked for a level, finished
appearance before the project is complete.
Based at 10597 W. Melinda Lane, Peoria, AZ 85382 and serving Phoenix Metro communities within approximately 50 miles. For local project information, explore our Peoria Sun Screens and Avondale Sun Screens service pages.
There’s A Reason We’re #1 in Arizona For Customer Satisfaction.
Fast Installation Turnaround
See a custom Solar Screen installation in action.
Watch real installation work from CC Shade Solutions and see how custom Solar Screens are measured, fitted and professionally installed for Arizona homes. The goal is a clean finished appearance, dependable exterior shade and a process that stays clear from the first measurement through installation.
Muted video showing real Solar Screen installation work completed by CC Shade Solutions in Peoria, Arizona.
Precision Measurement
We confirm which windows need protection, review their sun exposure and take accurate measurements so each Solar Screen can be built for a clean, secure fit.
What this installation video shows
- Custom Solar Screen installation
- Careful window-frame alignment
- Professional screen fit and finish
- Exterior shade work designed for Arizona homes
Custom Solar Screens measured and installed for Arizona homes.
CC Shade Solutions installs Sun Screens, Solar Screens, Sunscreens, Solar Shades and Window Shade Screens throughout Peoria, Phoenix, the West Valley, the East Valley and nearby Arizona communities. Every project is measured for the actual window opening, quoted according to the home’s needs and installed for a secure fit and clean finished appearance.
Sun Screens that help your home feel calmer every day.
The right Window Sun Screens—also called Solar Screens, Sunscreens, Solar Shades or Shade Screens—can reduce harsh sunlight and distracting window glare while helping sun-facing rooms feel more comfortable. Every opening is custom measured and professionally installed for a clean, intentional appearance.
Live in Peoria? Review local recommendations, common project considerations and straightforward pricing guidance on our Peoria Sun Screens page .
Based at 10597 W. Melinda Lane, Peoria, AZ 85382 and serving Phoenix Metro communities within approximately 50 miles.
A better balance of shade and visibility
We help you choose a screen option that supports your shade goals without automatically sacrificing the outward view you want to preserve.
Custom fit with cleaner exterior lines
Each screen is measured for its actual window opening, then aligned and installed for a level, secure appearance that feels integrated with the home.
Materials selected for Arizona exposure
Durable screen materials, frames and hardware are chosen to handle intense sunlight, high temperatures and everyday exterior conditions.
Clear recommendations without the pressure
We explain the available options, expected timeline and installation process so you can make a practical decision for your home.
A more consistent look from the street
Coordinated Sun Screens can give sun-facing elevations a more finished appearance while adding functional shade where the home needs it most.
Before You Replace Everything
Do You Need New Sun Screens, or Can the Ones You Have Be Saved?
Older Sun Screens do not all fail the same way. Sometimes the mesh is worn out. Sometimes the frame no longer fits correctly. Sometimes a previous installation simply used the wrong screen for the window.
That means the answer is not automatically, "replace every screen on the house." First, figure out what is actually wrong with the screens you already have.
Good Frame, Worn Screen Material
If the frame is still straight, properly sized, secure, and in good condition, the problem may be primarily with the screen material.
Fading, tears, loose material, or aging mesh do not always mean every component needs to be discarded.
Evaluate for Re-ScreeningThe Fit or Installation Is the Problem
A screen that rattles, sits crooked, leaves gaps, or does not fit the opening correctly may have a frame, mounting, or installation problem.
That is worth checking before assuming the mesh itself is the issue.
Evaluate the Existing SetupReplacement Makes More Sense
Warped frames, significant damage, poor sizing, badly deteriorated material, or mismatched older screens can make replacement the better long-term option.
Starting fresh also allows the new screen to be matched to the window rather than simply duplicating what was there before.
Consider Replacement
What We Look At
A Screen Is More Than the Fabric
We look at the whole assembly and how it fits the home, not just whether the mesh has a hole in it.
Frame Condition
Straight, secure, properly sized, and structurally sound?
Mesh Condition
Faded, brittle, torn, stretched, or pulling away?
Fit
Clean and flush, or gaps, crooked edges, and movement?
Hardware
Are clips, fasteners, channels, and attachment points secure?
Appearance
Does it still complement the exterior of the home?
Your Goal
Repair damage, improve shade, preserve view, or upgrade?
The Goal Isn't to Sell You More Screens
Sometimes a Targeted Fix Makes More Sense
If some of your existing screens are still doing their job, there may be no reason to replace them because another screen is damaged. But repeatedly putting new material into badly warped or poorly fitted frames may not be the smartest use of your money either.
We'll help separate what is worth keeping from what actually needs attention.
If Replacement Makes Sense
Don't Automatically Put Back the Same Screen
Once a screen really does need replacement, there is another decision to make: what should go back in its place?
The old screen may have been installed years ago, may not have been selected for that window's exposure, or may simply reflect whatever material was available at the time.
This is where screen strength matters. An 80% screen can preserve more outward visibility, while a 90% screen provides stronger coverage where the exposure calls for it.
The important point: replacement is an opportunity to improve the
setup, not just recreate the old one.
Common Reasons Homeowners Call Us
You May Not Need a Whole-House Project
"One or Two Screens Are Torn"
We can evaluate those screens and the frames before deciding how much work is actually needed.
"The Screens Came With the House"
We can help identify what is still usable and what may be nearing replacement.
"The House Looks Mismatched"
Different frame colors, materials, ages, and styles can make the exterior look pieced together.
"The Screens Don't Fit Right"
Gaps, rattling, crooked frames, or screens that do not sit flush can point to sizing or installation issues.
Let Us Look Before You Decide
Show Us What You've Already Got
Send us a few photos or schedule a free measure. We'll look at the screens, frames, fit, and condition and help determine whether you need a small correction, selective replacement, or a larger upgrade.
Not every window should be treated exactly the same. A west-facing living room in Phoenix may need a different balance than a bedroom, home office or street-facing room in Peoria. Use the selector below to see how the room, sun exposure and your main priority can shape a practical starting recommendation.
Choose the room
Choose sun exposure
Choose the main goal
This is a practical starting point, not a one-size-fits-all rule. Many Arizona homes perform better with stronger screening on the hottest side of the house and a more moderate approach elsewhere.
Recommended Starting Point
Living room with strong afternoon sun
Start with the room’s real use, then match the screen to the exposure. The goal is better comfort without over-darkening the space.
Many Phoenix and Peoria homes end up with a stronger screen
recommendation on west-facing windows than on bedrooms, shaded
sides or more moderate exposures.
Not sure which option fits your home? We will walk through it room by room.
Peoria + Northwest Valley
Solar Screens Across Peoria and the Northwest Valley
CC Shade Solutions custom measures and installs Sun Screens for homeowners throughout Peoria and nearby Northwest Valley communities.
We regularly help homeowners dealing with intense afternoon sun, glare, privacy concerns, and west- or south-facing windows that need additional shade.
Vistancia
Custom Sun Screen measurement and installation
Trilogy at Vistancia
Window-specific shade and visibility options
Westwing Mountain
Solutions for strong Arizona sun exposure
Fletcher Heights
Custom-fit exterior Sun Screens
Sonoran Mountain Ranch
Shade options based on exposure and view
Other Peoria-Area Neighborhoods
Send your address or cross streets to confirm availability
One House Doesn't Need One Screen
We Recommend Sun Screens by Window, Exposure, and How You Use the Room
A west-facing bedroom may need something different from a shaded patio window or a living room where preserving the view matters. We can help balance shade, glare reduction, privacy, and outward visibility instead of automatically recommending the same screen strength everywhere.
Quick answers before you request a quote.
The terminology can sound more complicated than it is. Sun Screens, Solar Screens, Sunscreens, Solar Shades and Shade Screens generally describe the same type of exterior window-shading solution. These answers explain the practical differences that matter for your home.
Yes—most homeowners and many contractors use the terms
interchangeably. They refer to exterior window screens designed to
reduce glare and solar heat before it reaches the glass. The
practical difference is the screen fabric and openness selected for
your exposure, comfort goals and the amount of outward visibility
you want to preserve.
They reduce glare and harsh brightness, but you can still see out.
In daylight, the outward view may feel easier to use because the
glare is calmer. The most noticeable change is usually on windows
receiving strong direct sunlight, particularly west-facing windows
during the afternoon.
They can make a noticeable comfort difference by reducing solar heat
gain through the windows, especially on the hotter side of the
house. Results vary according to window size, direction, existing
glass and other shade conditions, but many homeowners notice less
radiant heat and more stable room temperatures after installation.
Yes. We measure each opening so the screens fit cleanly and securely
without one-size-fits-all guesswork. The screens are built to those
measurements and professionally installed so the frames align,
appear finished and perform as intended.
We base the recommendation on which direction the window faces, how
intense the sunlight becomes during peak hours and how important
brightness and outward visibility are in that room. During the
measure, we recommend a practical balance for each side of the home.
The hotter side often benefits from stronger shading than windows
with more moderate exposure.
We are based at 10597 W. Melinda Lane, Peoria, AZ 85382 and
typically serve Phoenix Metro communities within approximately a
50-mile radius. That includes many cities throughout the West
Valley, North Valley, East Valley and surrounding areas. Send us
your address and city if you would like us to confirm availability.
Start by telling us which windows you want screened and the city
where the home is located. When possible, we can begin with project
details and photographs. Otherwise, we will schedule a quick measure
and provide clear pricing, expected timing and the next steps.
Ready for Sun Screens that feel like a real home upgrade?
Tell us your city, which windows are causing the problem and what you want to improve. We will explain the available options, answer your questions and schedule a custom measure when needed.