Window coverage
Identify the windows and times of day where added shade would make a difference.
Commercial
Bring shade and definition to your building’s windows. Talk with us about window awnings for your storefront, office, or commercial property.
Sunlight makes a space inviting, but direct sun across a window can get in the way of a comfortable workday or customer visit. A window awning adds exterior shade and gives the facade a more defined appearance.
At Utah Awnings, we help you explore window awnings for your commercial building. Tell us which windows you want to cover, when the sun is a problem, and what you’d like the exterior to look like.
For a storefront, consider how an awning will sit alongside signage and display windows. For an office, think about glare near desks and the daylight you want to keep. On a property with several tenants, a consistent appearance may matter as much as shading an individual window.
The direction your windows face, their size, and the awning’s projection all affect shade. Share photos of the exterior and the times of day you’d like more coverage so we can discuss a suitable direction for the project.
Before settling on a design, discuss the wall and mounting location, nearby doors, signs, and pedestrian routes. If you lease the space or manage it for an owner, bring any exterior design requirements or approval conditions into the conversation early.
Send your property address, a few exterior photos, the number of windows, and your preferred timing. Include any landlord requirements or access restrictions. We’ll use those details to start a conversation about the project and your quote.
Planning your commercial project
Identify the windows and times of day where added shade would make a difference.
Consider the awning alongside your facade, signage, and neighboring storefronts.
Account for entrances, walkways, and how customers and staff use the building.
Common questions
Start with the property address, exterior photos, the windows you want to cover, and your preferred timing. Let us know whether you own, lease, or manage the property and whether there are design or access requirements.
Coverage depends on the window’s direction, the sun’s angle, and the awning’s size and placement. Tell us when direct sunlight is a concern so we can discuss the coverage you’re looking for.
Speak with your property owner or manager about exterior changes before committing to a design. Share their requirements with us when you request a quote.
Pricing depends on the number and size of the awnings, the design, and the installation conditions at your building. Request a quote for your property so the scope can be discussed before pricing is finalized.
Ready to talk through your space?