House of Shades DOES NOT provide repair and servicing for products that were not made or sold by us. We only repair and service window treatments for our existing customers who purchased their products directly from us. Thank you for your understanding .
The House of Shades Scottsdale showroom is home base, but the work happens at your property. Our in-home consultation model means a designer can see your actual light conditions, measure your windows precisely, and make recommendations that account for your specific home — not a generic floor plan. We serve residential and commercial clients across a wide footprint of the Phoenix metro area and select northern Arizona communities.
If you’re outside the areas listed below, call us at (480) 336-3427. We regularly travel for larger projects and have served clients well beyond our standard service radius.
The Arcadia neighborhood occupies a specific slice of Phoenix real estate between Old Town Scottsdale and the 44th Street corridor — ranch homes with big windows, mature trees, and renovation projects that typically involve upgrading everything the previous owners installed.
The Biltmore area attracts clients who want a high level of finish — condominium units in the Esplanade, townhomes near the resort, and custom builds in the surrounding streets. Drapes and motorized shades are popular in this market.
Chandler’s mix of established neighborhoods and newer master-planned communities creates demand for everything from plantation shutters in split-level homes to roller shade systems in modern open-plan builds.
One of Arizona’s fastest-growing communities, Gilbert has a high concentration of newer construction homes with large windows and sliding glass door systems that need properly scaled treatments.
From historic neighborhoods near downtown Glendale to newer subdivisions toward the 101, the Glendale market covers a broad range of home styles and budgets. We serve the full spectrum.
Mesa is the third-largest city in Arizona, and its housing stock ranges from 1970s ranch homes to high-end new builds in the eastern foothills. We serve Mesa residents with the same full-service approach we apply everywhere else.
Paradise Valley is the highest concentration of luxury residential work in Arizona. Estates in PV often have complex window situations — two-story great rooms, custom arched openings, wide south-facing glass walls — that require both design skill and fabrication precision. This is where the Dressed To Kill workroom relationship matters most.
Peoria’s northwest Valley location and active housing market make it a consistent area of service for House of Shades. New construction in master-planned communities typically benefits from whole-home consultations.
Phoenix covers a lot of ground — from mid-century modern neighborhoods near downtown to sprawling subdivisions in the north valley. Window treatment needs vary as much as the architecture. We serve Phoenix clients across all neighborhoods.
Tempe has a younger residential market than some of its Valley neighbors, with a mix of condominiums, townhomes, and older single-family homes. Motorized shades and clean-lined roller systems tend to perform well in this market.
Surprise sits in the northwest Valley with a rapidly growing population and a lot of new construction. Large west-facing windows are common in Surprise homes, making solar and cellular shades particularly practical.
Cave Creek clients tend to want treatments that work with the natural desert landscape — organic textures, woven woods, warm linen tones, and functional solar shades that preserve views.
Desert Mountain is a premier private golf community in north Scottsdale. Homes here are custom builds, often with dramatic mountain views and substantial window budgets.
Fountain Hills combines stunning views with homes that often have challenging window geometry — high ceilings, angular walls, and a mix of exposure angles.
Sedona homes are designed to bring the red rock landscape inside — which means a lot of glass, a lot of light, and clients who need treatments that let the view breathe while still managing heat and glare.
Prescott’s cooler mountain climate means different thermal priorities than Phoenix — here the focus is often on retaining heat in winter rather than blocking it in summer, and cellular shades are especially well-suited to that goal.
Flagstaff projects tend to be more occasional — second homes, retirement properties, and larger estates — but we serve the area for clients who want the same quality and service they’d receive closer to the Valley.
The Payson corridor along the Mogollon Rim includes a number of vacation homes and permanent residences that benefit from the kind of high-quality window treatment work that’s hard to find locally.
Whether the consultation is in Biltmore or Fountain Hills, the process is the same:
The product range is consistent across all areas: custom shades, blinds, shutters, custom drapery, motorized window treatments, and every other category available at the Scottsdale showroom.
No. In-home consultations are complimentary for all service areas within the Phoenix metro. For northern Arizona locations, please call (480) 336-3427 to discuss scheduling and any applicable travel considerations.
We regularly serve clients in Sedona, Prescott, Flagstaff, and Payson. For projects outside these areas, call us. Large projects or clients willing to coordinate multiple windows in a single visit often make extended travel practical.
Yes. We work with commercial clients — offices, hospitality properties, model homes for builders, and multi-unit residential. The product selection, process, and quality standard are the same. Larger commercial projects may involve a preliminary site visit before a formal quote is provided.
Absolutely. House of Shades works with builders and remodelers throughout the service area. We can provide specifications during the planning phase, coordinate with your project timeline for measurement and installation, and work directly with homeowners on selection when your clients want to be involved in the process. Visit the Who We Work With page for more details.
Call us at (480) 336-3427 before assuming we can’t help. We’ve served clients in communities not listed here, particularly for larger projects where the consultation, production, and installation can be coordinated efficiently.
