Security Shades That Protect Your Home
Rolling security shutters integrated with Home Assistant. Automated protection against break-ins, extreme heat, and storms. Controlled from your phone or fully automatic.
Security Shades That Work for You
Rolling security shutters aren't just protection—in Las Vegas, they're one of the smartest investments you can make for security and energy savings.
Break-In Deterrent
Rolling security shutters create a physical barrier that stops forced entry through windows. When integrated with Home Assistant, they deploy automatically when your alarm triggers or when you leave home.
Energy Savings
Blocking direct sunlight before it heats your home reduces AC workload by 10-15%. In Las Vegas summers, that translates to real savings on every NV Energy bill.
Privacy Scheduling
Shades close automatically at sunset for instant privacy. Open at sunrise to let natural light in. Set custom schedules per room—bedroom shades stay closed until 8 AM.
Home Assistant Integrated
Full control through Home Assistant. Voice commands, app control, or fully automated schedules. Tie shades into scenes—lock up, shades down, cameras armed, all with one command.
Storm & UV Protection
Security shades shield against Las Vegas monsoon debris, extreme UV, and hail. They also block solar heat gain, protecting your interior and cutting cooling costs year-round.
Vacation Mode
Going out of town? Home Assistant opens and closes shades on a randomized schedule to simulate occupancy. Combined with smart lighting, your home looks lived-in while you're away.
Built for the Desert
Las Vegas gets 294 sunny days a year. That's 294 days of intense UV, solar heat gain, and sun damage. Security shades handle protection automatically.
Block Extreme Heat
When it's 115°F outside, west-facing windows turn your home into a greenhouse. Security shades close before the afternoon sun hits, keeping your home cooler and reducing AC runtime significantly.
Protect Your Interior
Desert UV fades hardwood floors, bleaches furniture fabric, and damages artwork. Automated UV blocking during peak hours extends the life of everything in your home. Think of it as sunscreen for your furniture.
Cut AC Costs
Solar heat gain through windows accounts for up to 30% of cooling load. Security shades that close before peak sun can cut your cooling costs by 10-15% on top of thermostat savings. The two work together.
Winter Optimization
In cooler months, shades open to let free solar heat in, reducing your heating bill. Home Assistant adjusts behavior by season automatically. Free warmth in winter, blocked heat in summer.
Automation That Makes Sense
Security shades reach their full potential when connected to your thermostat, lighting, and Home Assistant. Here's what that looks like.
Peak Heat Blocking
Between 2-6 PM when the sun hammers west-facing windows, security shades close automatically. Your thermostat adjusts too—less solar heat means less AC. When the sun drops, shades reopen.
Natural Light Balance
When shades close for heat or privacy, smart lights adjust to compensate. No sudden darkness—the lighting system fills in smoothly so you never notice the shade change.
Goodnight Routine
Say "Goodnight" and all shades close, lights dim, doors lock, thermostat drops to sleep temperature. One command. Everything handled.
Movie Mode
All shades drop, lights dim to 10%, and the room goes dark. Perfect blackout without getting up. Pause the movie and the lights come back up slightly.
Shutter Options
We install security shades in multiple configurations to match your home's needs and design.
Rolling Shutters
Aluminum slat shutters that roll into a compact housing above the window. The most popular choice for whole-home security. Rated for high winds and impact resistance.
Exterior Security Screens
Perforated steel screens that maintain visibility while blocking forced entry. Great for patio doors and large windows where you want security without blocking the view.
Bahama Shutters
Top-hinged shutters that provide storm and security protection with a clean, architectural look. Popular for desert-style homes and HOA-compliant installations.
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