Blackout Shades
Blackout shades for darker bedrooms and better sleep.
Custom blackout roller and cellular shades for bedrooms, nurseries and media rooms — measured to your windows and installed by TruShade.
Free in-home consultation
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How soon are you hoping to have them installed?
Store-bought blackout blinds rarely fit well, and the light sneaks in around the edges. TruShade measures every window in your home and builds each shade to the exact size, so the fabric covers the glass edge to edge.
Choose a blackout roller shade for a clean, modern look, or blackout cellular shades for extra insulation against Utah heat and cold. For rooms that need to be truly dark, like nurseries, shift workers’ bedrooms and media rooms, we can add side channels that block light around the edges.
Why homeowners choose them
Made to fit, so less light leaks in
Every shade is custom-sized to your window after an in-home measure. A close fit is the biggest difference between true darkness and a glowing outline.
Roller or cellular
Blackout roller shades are slim and modern. Blackout cellular shades add an insulating layer that helps keep bedrooms cooler in summer and warmer in winter.
Side channels for near-total darkness
For nurseries, day sleepers and home theaters, side channels close the gaps at the edges of the shade.
Cordless or motorized
Cordless lifts keep cords away from kids and pets. Motorized shades can lower on a schedule or from your phone.
Best for
- Bedrooms and primary suites
- Nurseries and kids’ rooms
- Day sleepers and shift workers
- Media rooms and home theaters
Common questions
Will blackout shades make my room completely dark?
A custom-fit blackout fabric blocks the light coming through the shade itself. A little light can still show at the edges, so for near-total darkness we can add side channels.
Roller or cellular — which is better for blackout?
Both come in blackout fabrics. Roller shades have a slimmer, modern look; cellular shades add insulation. We bring samples of both so you can compare them in your own room.
Do you install, or do I?
We do. We measure every window in your home, order each shade to size, and install them for you.
Price Beat Guarantee
Already have a quote? We’ll beat it by up to $1,000.
Before you sign with anyone, send us your quote. We’ll beat it by $500 on 5+ windows (quotes of $3,000 or more), or by $1,000 on 10+ windows (quotes of $6,000 or more), for a comparable product measured and installed by us.
5+ windows
$500
off quotes of $3,000+
10+ windows
$1,000
off quotes of $6,000+
How it works
- 1. Text or email us your written quote.
- 2. We measure your windows for free and confirm the product match.
- 3. You get our price in writing: $500 or $1,000 below theirs.
Guarantee terms+
- Send a written, itemized quote from a local window-covering company, dated within the last 30 days, showing the company name, date, product and window sizes.
- The quote must include professional measuring and installation and cover the same windows.
- Products must be comparable: same type (for example, shutters vs. shutters), material and features.
- Applies to projects of 5 or more windows. We beat the quoted price by $500 for 5–9 windows on quotes of $3,000 or more, and by $1,000 for 10 or more windows on quotes of $6,000 or more.
- One offer per project. Cannot be combined with other offers or discounts.
Blackout Shades installed across Utah County & Park City
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Tell us a little about your project and we'll call to schedule a visit — usually within one business day.
Prefer to talk it through? Call or email anytime — we're happy to answer questions about products, pricing, or scheduling.
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Service Area
Utah County & Park City
Free consultations include full-size samples, exact measurements, and a written quote — no obligation, ever.