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Peoria, AZ • Window Sun Screens (Solar Screens) • Single-Family Homes

Peoria Sun Screens that cut glare and calm the heat— without killing the view.

Custom measured + pro installed. We’ll recommend the right screen % for your exposure (especially west-facing rooms) so the home feels calmer in the afternoon sun.

Based in Peoria • 10597 W. Melinda Lane, Peoria, AZ 85382 • Serving Phoenix Metro (~50 miles)

Make the hottest side of your Peoria home feel livable again.

Custom Solar Screen installation detail on a Peoria, Arizona home

If harsh afternoon sunlight is heating up bedrooms, creating television glare or making west-facing rooms uncomfortable, custom Window Sun Screens in Peoria can help soften the brightness and reduce direct solar exposure while preserving useful outward visibility. We measure every opening and install each screen cleanly so the finished result looks intentional rather than added on. From Vistancia and Trilogy to neighborhoods throughout Peoria, we help Arizona homeowners create more comfortable spaces during the hottest parts of the year.

Looking for outdoor shade too? Explore our Patio Shades . For broader product information, visit our Arizona Sun Screens page. Outside Peoria? View all West Valley service areas .

Less glare

Custom Solar Screens help calm harsh daylight so living rooms, bedrooms and workspaces remain easier to use during peak sun.

A cooler indoor feel

Exterior screens reduce the amount of intense sunlight reaching the glass, particularly on west- and south-facing windows.

View-conscious options

We commonly recommend 80% or 90% solar screening based on the window exposure and the balance you want between shade, privacy and outward visibility.

Custom, finished installation

Every opening is measured individually and each screen is aligned and installed for a secure, level and built-in appearance.

More daytime privacy

Sun Screens can make street-facing bedrooms, offices and front rooms feel less exposed during daylight hours.

Clear local guidance

Tell us your Peoria neighborhood and which windows are causing the problem, and we will help you identify a practical starting point.

A simple three-step process from measurement to installation.

Measure and review options

We measure each window opening, identify arches, doors and unusual mounting conditions, and recommend the screen strength that best fits the sun exposure, privacy needs and view you want to preserve.

Build each screen to fit

Your Sun Screens are built to the measured specifications for each opening. There is no generic sizing or close-enough approach that leaves gaps, uneven edges or an unfinished appearance.

Install and align

We install the finished screens securely, level and properly aligned so they look intentional on the home and perform as they should through Peoria’s strongest sunlight.

What can affect the timeline?

Professional Sun Screen installation on a home in Peoria, Arizona
  • Lead times can vary by season, with schedules often filling more quickly as Arizona temperatures begin climbing in spring.
  • Arched windows, doors and unusual mounting conditions may require additional materials, fabrication or installation time.
  • The fastest way to get started is to send photographs, approximate window sizes and your Peoria neighborhood so we can guide you toward the right next step.

Why many Peoria homeowners choose 80% or 90% Sun Screens.

Peoria homes can receive intense direct sunlight, particularly on west-facing windows during the afternoon and south-facing elevations throughout much of the day. That is why we often recommend 80% or 90% solar screening for the hottest and brightest areas. The right choice depends on the window direction, room use, privacy goals and how much outward visibility you want to preserve. Not every window needs the same screen strength, so we help match the material to the actual problem rather than applying one option throughout the entire home.

West-facing rooms South-facing bedrooms Street-side privacy Patio and mountain views Television glare Second-story heat

Prioritize the hottest elevations

West- and south-facing windows often benefit from stronger solar screening. Windows with softer exposure can be adjusted to retain more daylight and outward visibility.

Preserve important views

Patio, mountain and backyard-facing windows can be balanced for meaningful heat and glare reduction without making the room feel unnecessarily closed in.

Match the screen to the room

Bedrooms, living rooms, offices and street-facing spaces may have different comfort, privacy and brightness priorities. We recommend the screen strength room by room.

Previous Work • Peoria, Arizona

See recent Sun Screen installations completed in Peoria.

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These are real Sun Screen and Solar Screen installations completed in Peoria, Arizona. During your measurement, we can help determine the right screen strength for west-facing heat, street-side privacy, television glare and windows where preserving patio or mountain views remains important.

Based at 10597 W. Melinda Lane, Peoria, AZ 85382 and serving the Phoenix Metro area within approximately 50 miles.

Quick answers before you request your Peoria Sun Screen quote.

Learn about Sun Screens versus Solar Screens, shade-percentage recommendations, Peoria neighborhoods served, visibility, maintenance and the fastest way to begin.

Ready to make the hottest side of your Peoria home more comfortable?

Tell us where you are located, which windows or doors you want screened and whether the home has arches or unusual openings. We will help determine the right screen strength for your sun exposure, privacy goals and view, then provide clear next steps.

Looking for shade beyond your windows? Explore our Arizona Patio Shades . For broader product and material information, visit our Arizona Sun Screens page.

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Based in Peoria • Serving the Phoenix Metro area within approximately 50 miles • Custom measurements • Clean installations • Clear timelines