Hardwood Shutters Made in Phoenix
Far more than just a beautiful addition, our hardwood shutters provide insulation, light filtering, and noise reduction your home needs. Adjustable louvers give you control over privacy and ambiance, while the shutters themselves act as a barrier against heat gain and UV rays. This provides temperature regulation and energy savings.
The natural beauty of wood never goes out of style. Hardwood shutters compliment any decor.
The shutters also dampen outside noise far better than alternatives like blinds or shades. Our professional installation ensures your shutters fit flawlessly within each window frame to deliver their full functionality and visual impact.
Benefits of Hardwood Shutters
- Light and privacy control
- Insulation
- Noise reduction
- Durability
- Easy to Clean
Explore Your Options
All our wood shutters are made to order locally in our Phoenix workshop. We offer complete customization:
- Louver size – adjust light filtering
- Color/stain – match your decor
- Accent details – add wood grains, borders, and more
- Special shapes – arched windows, unique angles
- Cafe-style – split view shutters
Yes, hardwood shutters add an extra layer over windows to provide insulation. This helps reduce heat transfer and lower energy costs from heating/cooling. The shutters also block UV rays.
Use a soft cloth or duster to gently wipe down shutters as needed to remove dust buildup. For deeper cleaning, use a damp cloth with mild soap and water. Avoid harsh cleaners which may damage the finish.
Absolutely! We can create custom shutters for arched windows, unique angles, and any specialty shapes your windows require. Our in-house woodworking allows total customization.
With proper care, quality hardwood shutters can last decades without needing replacement. The durable construction and sturdy materials stand the test of time. We offer a lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects.
Basswood, poplar, oak, and maple make excellent hardwood shutters. Basswood is affordable, stains well, and is easy to work with. Oak is gorgeous and durable. Poplar has nice graining. Maple takes stain uniformly.