Mapleton, Utah County

Custom blinds, shades & shutters in Mapleton.

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Custom window treatments by TruShade in Mapleton, Utah County

TruShade is right at home in Mapleton — a community of larger lots, bench homes, and beautiful mountain views. We measure in person, build to fit, and install locally, so your windows look tailored to the home rather than ordered from a box.

Window treatments for Mapleton homes

Mapleton’s larger, often custom homes along the bench come with the windows we love — tall great-room glass, arched and angled openings, and wide views toward the Wasatch. Those spaces call for products that manage strong sun and reach without cords, which is why plantation shutters, motorized shades, and solar screens are popular here. Every one gets measured by hand, since custom homes rarely have standard-size openings.

Serving neighborhoods across Mapleton

  • Mapleton bench
  • Canyon-view neighborhoods
  • Central Mapleton
  • Maple Mountain area
  • Hobble Creek side
  • Larger-lot custom homes

Common questions

Do you handle large custom windows and specialty shapes?

Yes — arched, angled, tall two-story, and oversized windows are common in Mapleton, and we measure and fit each one by hand. Shutters and motorized shades are especially popular for these.

What adds the most value for a bench home?

Plantation shutters are a permanent, add-value upgrade that shows beautifully on larger homes, especially on front-facing and great-room windows.

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