Mountain's Edge Service Area
Mountain's Edge is one of the largest master-planned communities in the southwest valley. It is mostly production-built family homes, many dating from the mid-2000s onward, at the valley's southwest edge. If your blinds are original or your west rooms overheat, start with a free in-home measure. Call (702) 237-4401.
For most Mountain's Edge homes, the upgrade starts with replacing original builder blinds. Faux wood blinds or shutters suit the front rooms, blackout cellular or roller shades suit the bedrooms, and solar shades or exterior solar screens suit west-facing family rooms and backyard sliders. Cordless or motorized options are a good choice in kids' rooms. A free in-home measure sets priorities room by room. Call (702) 237-4401.
Mountain's Edge is a planned community in the unincorporated town of Enterprise, in the southwest part of the Las Vegas Valley. Focus Property Group began construction in February 2004. Plans called for about 14,500 homes in more than 22 neighborhoods, and the community was the nation's top-selling master plan for two consecutive years beginning in 2007. By the end of 2025, about 12,500 homes had been built, along with four parks: Nathaniel Jones Park, Paiute Park, Exploration Peak Park, and Mountains Edge Regional Park. More parks are planned. The community uses ZIP codes 89178 and 89139.
In practical terms, Mountain's Edge has thousands of similar-age homes from several builders. Many are family homes with open great rooms and sliders to the backyard. That creates very predictable window covering projects.
Many homes here were sold with basic vinyl or aluminum blinds, or with none at all. After years of Las Vegas summers, those blinds often show their age: slats warp or yellow, cords fray, and wands snap. The most common Mountain's Edge project is a room-by-room replacement:
Doing the whole house at once gives you one consistent look. Phasing room by room spreads the cost. The free measure covers every window either way, so your quote can be split into phases.
| Room | Main need | Often recommended |
|---|---|---|
| Great room with tall windows | Glare, heat, hard to reach | Motorized or solar shades |
| Primary bedroom | Darkness, privacy | Blackout cellular or roller shades, shutters |
| Kids' rooms | Safety, sleep | Cordless blackout shades |
| Loft or home office | Screen glare | Light-filtering roller shades |
| Bathrooms | Privacy, humidity | Faux wood blinds, composite shutters, top-down/bottom-up shades |
The community sits at the southwest edge of the valley, close to the mountains. Homes whose backs face west get the full afternoon sun on the family room and the slider. Our west-facing windows guide goes through the options in detail. In short:
The DOE-supported Efficient Window Coverings tool lets you compare these options for a hot climate if you want an independent view.
Many Mountain's Edge households have young children, and the area has several elementary schools that opened between 2006 and 2020. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission recommends cordless window coverings in homes with young children. The Window Covering Safety Council explains the current safety standard. Replacing old corded builder blinds with cordless or motorized products removes that risk and also leaves fewer cords for pets to chew.
Mountain's Edge has a master association, and some neighborhoods within it have their own. Exterior items such as solar screens are typically subject to architectural review, including color. Check the current guidelines before ordering. We can provide specification sheets and samples to support your request. Interior products are rarely restricted.
Book a free in-home measure in Mountain's Edge. We cover every window and quote the whole house or one room at a time. Call (702) 237-4401.
Yes. We serve Mountain's Edge and the rest of the southwest valley from our showroom at 3871 S Valley View Blvd #6. Call (702) 237-4401 for a free in-home measure.
Not necessarily. Doing the whole house gives a consistent look, but many homeowners start with the rooms that bother them most, such as west-facing rooms and bedrooms, and finish later. The free measure covers every window so you can plan phases.
Exterior solar screens give the most heat control. Interior solar shades keep the view while cutting glare. For daily traffic, vertical blinds or panel-track shades are easy to use. Some homes combine an exterior screen with an interior shade.
Yes. Cordless and motorized options are available for most blinds and shades. The CPSC recommends cordless window coverings in homes with young children.
Exterior products are typically subject to architectural review, including colors. Check your association's current guidelines before ordering. We can provide specifications and samples for your request.
It depends on the number and size of windows, the products, and options such as motorization. The free in-home measure gives you a written quote. Call (702) 237-4401.
The showroom is at 3871 S Valley View Blvd #6, Las Vegas, NV 89103, just west of the Strip. Open the listing on Google Maps for directions, hours, photos, and reviews, or call (702) 237-4401 before you visit.
Call (702) 237-4401 for a free in-home measure, or visit the showroom at 3871 S Valley View Blvd #6, Las Vegas, NV 89103.
Las Vegas Blinds, Solar Screens & Shutters Window Coverings Center · 3871 S Valley View Blvd #6, Las Vegas, NV 89103 · (702) 237-4401 · lasvegaswindowcoveringscenter.com
