Exterior Solar Screens

Exterior Solar Screens

Stop heat and UV at the glass — the most effective sun defense.

Exterior Solar Screens installed in an Arizona home

Overview

Why homeowners in Arizona choose exterior solar screens.

Exterior solar screens sit on the outside of the window and stop solar energy before it ever reaches the glass. That single distinction — outside vs inside — makes them the single most effective sun-management upgrade you can add to a west or south-facing Arizona window.

We install both fixed exterior screens (a permanent framed screen in front of the window) and roll-down systems (a screen that lowers when you need it and disappears the rest of the day).

Features

Built for Arizona living.

01

Blocks solar heat before glass

The most measurable AC-load reduction of any window treatment we install.

02

UV protection for interiors

Cuts UV that fades floors, art, and furniture — inside your existing windows.

03

Preserves the view

Multiple openness factors — see out clearly while the sun is stopped.

04

Custom-color frames

Frame color matched to trim, stucco, or window frames for a clean exterior look.

Exterior Solar Screens materials and finish detail
Exterior Solar Screens installed detail

Materials & Finishes

Options that match your home.

Materials & Opacity

  • Solar screen mesh at 80%, 90%, and blackout weaves
  • Aluminum frames for fixed installations
  • Weather-rated housings for roll-down systems

Finishes & Hardware

  • Custom powder-coat frame colors
  • Bronze, dark bronze, tan, and white standards
  • Coordinated hardware

Motorization & Smart Home

Roll-down systems can be motorized with remote, wall switch, and smart-home integration. Schedule to lower during peak sun and retract in the evening.

Frequently Asked

Quick answers.

Do exterior screens really cool the house?

Yes — stopping solar gain at the outside of the glass is significantly more effective than any interior treatment. Most measurable on west and south exposures.

Can I still see out?

Yes. Openness factor determines the view-through. 80% and 90% weaves let you see out clearly while blocking most heat.

Will they change the look of the house?

You can match the frame color to your trim so they read as an intentional architectural detail rather than an add-on.

Fixed vs roll-down — which is right?

Fixed is the most cost-effective for a permanent solution. Roll-down gives you the ability to retract for cleaning, unobstructed view, or off-season.

Free In-Home Estimate

Ready to see samples in your home?

Tell us about your project and pick a time. We'll bring samples, exact measurements, and a no-pressure quote — or call (480) 863-0980 to talk now.

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