Love Is Blinds fits custom blinds Casas Adobes AZ homeowners want to live with, from the mid-century ranches near Ina and Oracle to the older Spanish-style homes and the newer custom builds on mature-tree lots near La Cholla. With sun on the calendar close to 350 days a year and hard west exposure common on these lots, fade protection is the job. Matt owns and runs the Arizona side personally and handles every measure, quote, and install himself.
Casas Adobes is an established northwest Tucson neighborhood near Ina Road and Oracle Road, with mid-century ranch homes, older Spanish-style homes, and newer custom builds sitting on mature-tree lots toward La Cholla Boulevard. Most of these lots take a hard west exposure in the afternoon, which means window coverings here have to do real work, not just look good.
Matt measures every window in person, walks each room to see which way it faces, and helps you choose materials that fit the age and style of the home. Whether it is swapping out dated coverings in a mid-century ranch or layering solar screens and roller shades on a west-facing slider, he installs everything himself, usually in a single visit.
Plantation shutters and wood blinds for the mid-century ranch and Spanish-style homes, solar screens and roller shades for west-exposure rooms, all custom-measured and professionally installed by Matt.
Timeless custom shutters, sized to the opening and finished to the trim, a common first pick for Spanish-style and ranch homes.
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Roller shades Casas Adobes homeowners use to cut glare on west-facing sliders while keeping the view.
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Warm wood blinds that suit the mid-century ranch look, with faux wood for baths and laundry rooms.
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Motorized shades for hard-to-reach windows and effortless daily control in newer custom homes.
Explore →The Arizona arm of Love Is Blinds is Matt's, owned and run by him, and he takes on every Casas Adobes quote, measure, and install himself. He has worked in the mid-century ranches near Ina and Oracle that are finally trading out dated coverings, the older Spanish-style homes where the west sun is bleaching the furnishings, and the newer custom homes on mature-tree lots near La Cholla.
Off-the-shelf blinds come in rounded standard widths, so they sit loose and let daylight slip past the edges. Matt sizes each window to the sixteenth of an inch and keeps the colors and finishes consistent when a remodel has you mixing products room to room. The consultation is Matt at your kitchen table with the full sample case, not a salesperson with a tablet.
A mid-century ranch trading out dated coverings, an older Spanish-style home fighting west sun, and a newer custom build mixing products across a remodel. These three come through the door most.
An established ranch running the same dated coverings it had for years. Matt updates it with wood blinds in the bedrooms and plantation shutters up front, sized to the real openings so the look reads current without losing the character of the home.
Strong afternoon exposure is fading the furniture and the hardwood floors. Matt puts exterior solar screens on the west glass to stop the heat and UV outside, then adds roller shades inside for glare, holding off the fade without closing the room in.
A mature-tree lot near La Cholla where the owners are mixing products room to room, plantation shutters in the front rooms, roller shades on the big sliders, honeycomb cells where the sun is worst. Matt keeps the finishes consistent so it reads as one project.
Casas Adobes gets sun on the calendar close to 350 days a year, and the year-round UV fades floors, furniture, and art whether the day is hot or mild. The west exposure common on the mature-tree lots here puts hard afternoon light right onto furnishings. The fix is layering: exterior solar screens stop the heat outside the glass on west and south walls, roller shades cut glare while you keep the foothills view, and honeycomb cells trap air against the window for extra insulation. Matt walks each room with you and matches the treatment to how much sun and fade protection it needs.
Roughly what exterior solar screens pull off the cooling work on west and south-facing Casas Adobes rooms.
Held at the screen so furniture, hardwood floors, and rugs keep their color, even on year-round Tucson sun.
Steady, year-round sun that puts UV on Casas Adobes homes every single month.
Sealed air cells hold a buffer at the glass, meaningfully slowing heat moving through the window either way.
A straightforward three-step job, and one local owner sees it through.
Matt arrives at your Casas Adobes home carrying the whole sample case, solar screen fabrics, plantation shutter finishes, wood blinds, plus roller and honeycomb swatches. You go room to room and note which direction each one faces.
He measures each opening down to the sixteenth and marks the west and south rooms that take the heaviest sun. The pricing comes back itemized at your kitchen table, and nothing is owed until you choose to move ahead.
Inside a couple of weeks to a month, Matt returns to hang everything, normally in one visit. If your remodel mixed several products he keeps the finishes matching, and the packaging leaves with him.
Love Is Blinds Arizona is locally owned and serves Casas Adobes as part of the greater Tucson metro. Matt handles every consultation and installation personally, with free in-home consultations and no travel fee.
We also serve Tucson, Oro Valley, Marana, and Catalina Foothills. See all service areas.
Answers to what Casas Adobes homeowners ask most. Have a different question? Call (520) 645-3553, you'll talk to Matt directly.
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