Southern Highlands Service Area
Southern Highlands sits in the southern foothills of the Las Vegas Valley. It has guard-gated enclaves, a private golf club, custom estate lots, and builder neighborhoods along tree-lined streets. Window coverings here have to look right from the street and work hard against the desert sun. Call (702) 237-4401 for a free in-home measure.
Plantation shutters and well-matched shades usually suit the street-facing rooms, which are what neighbors and the association see. Solar shades or exterior solar screens suit view walls and west and south glass. Motorized shades suit the tall windows common in larger and custom homes. Confirm exterior products with your association first. A free in-home measure covers every window and its sun exposure. Call (702) 237-4401.
Southern Highlands is a planned community of about 2,299 acres within the unincorporated town of Enterprise in Clark County. It surrounds the private Southern Highlands Golf Club, which opened in 1999. The community is generally bounded by Dean Martin Drive on the east, Cactus Avenue on the north, Jones Boulevard and Starr Hills Avenue on the west, and New Providence Street on the south. It has its own 24-hour security patrol, parks, retail centers, and medical offices. The community's ZIP code is 89141.
The developer describes tree-lined streets, parks, and trails, builder neighborhoods, and custom luxury lots of a half acre or more. That range, from production homes to custom estates, is why window covering needs here vary so much from street to street.
Getting here: the showroom at 3871 S Valley View Blvd #6 is reachable from Southern Highlands via I-15. Open Las Vegas Window Coverings Center on Google Maps for directions, or have us come to you for the free measure.
Production homes with standard window sizes, sliders to the yard, and often a two-story entry or family room. A good fit for consistent product choices from room to room.
Larger floor plans with more glass, specialty shapes such as arches and transoms, and more motorization requests.
Window walls, pocketing doors, and clerestory glass often call for custom-sized shades, concealed motorization, and planning before construction or move-in.
In an association-managed community, the side of your window coverings that the street sees matters as much as the side you see. Homeowners in Southern Highlands often choose plantation shutters for front rooms. Shutters give a uniform, finished look from outside, offer strong privacy, and adjust light with the louvers. Where shades are preferred, neutral fabrics or white or light backings keep the curb view consistent. Mixed colors and sagging builder blinds stand out quickly on a uniform streetscape.
Because the community sits in the southern foothills, many lots look out over the valley, the golf course, or the surrounding mountains. Those view windows face the same sun problem as anywhere in Las Vegas. West and south glass gets intense afternoon light for much of the year, and the National Weather Service Las Vegas climate summary shows how long and hot the summers are.
On large custom homes the best results come from planning coverings before drywall and trim are finished. Early decisions include recessed pockets for shades, power at the head of each window for wired motors, and blocking for heavy shutters or wide shades. If your home is already finished, battery-powered motors and surface-mounted headrails still work well. Bring your plans or photos to the showroom, or book the free in-home measure, and we will go through each opening with you.
Southern Highlands has a homeowners association, and some gated enclaves may have their own rules as well. Before installing anything outside the glass, such as solar screens, check the current architectural guidelines and approval process. Ask which frame and mesh colors are allowed. We can provide specification sheets and color samples for your submittal. Interior coverings are rarely restricted, but asking first avoids surprises. Our HOA-friendly window coverings study covers the questions to ask.
From one front room to a whole custom home, we measure, bring samples, and give you a written quote. Call (702) 237-4401.
Yes. We schedule in-home measures throughout Southern Highlands, including gated enclaves. Call (702) 237-4401 to set up a visit and gate access.
Plantation shutters are a common choice for street-facing rooms because they look uniform and finished from outside. Shades with neutral fabrics or white backings also keep the curb view consistent.
Usually, yes. Exterior products such as solar screens are typically covered by architectural guidelines, including colors. Check with your association, and any enclave association, before ordering. We can supply specs and samples for your request.
Use solar shades, which cut glare while keeping a view out, or motorized shades that lower only during the hours of direct sun. Darker solar fabrics usually give the clearest view.
Yes. Battery-powered motors need no new wiring and work well in finished homes. Wired motors are easiest to plan during construction or a remodel.
Pricing depends on window sizes, products, materials, 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
