Custom motorized shades in Hidden Hills

Shades in Hidden Hills homes

Access is arranged through the association for every visit, and residents reasonably expect crews to be discreet and scheduled. We plan the measure and install around that rather than treating it as an obstacle.

The properties are large and horse-zoned, which means long single-storey elevations, a lot of glass facing open land, and very little shade from neighbouring structures. Exposure is high on almost every side.

Nearly every house here already runs a control system. The shades are expected to appear inside it — on the same keypad and the same app as everything else — not to arrive with a separate remote and their own app.

Shades that belong to the system already in the house

MikeTech Services has been doing control system work for years, which is unusual for a shade company. In Hidden Hills that matters, because the question is never just what fabric — it is whether the shades will appear in the existing Control4 or Crestron project without a second integrator being called.

What we install in Hidden Hills

• Motorized shades — made to your exact openings, not trimmed from a stock size.
• Roller shades — made to your exact openings, not trimmed from a stock size.
• Zebra shades — made to your exact openings, not trimmed from a stock size.
• Blackout shades — made to your exact openings, not trimmed from a stock size.
• Solar shades — made to your exact openings, not trimmed from a stock size.
• Outdoor and patio shades — made to your exact openings, not trimmed from a stock size.
• Smart home integration — made to your exact openings, not trimmed from a stock size.

Everything on that list is cut and assembled at our workshop in North Hollywood, which is roughly a twenty-minute drive from most of Hidden Hills. That is the reason we can quote two days when the rest of the market quotes three weeks — see how we build custom shades in Los Angeles.

Recent projects near Hidden Hills

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