Real pricing data for motorized screens in Utah, drawn from verified contractor estimates and manufacturer order data. Average installed cost: $7,874. Typical range: $1,668 to $25,303.
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Average Cost | $7,874 |
| Median Cost | $5,093 |
| Low End (25th percentile) | $3,832 |
| High End (75th percentile) | $9,747 |
| Minimum | $1,668 |
| Maximum | $25,303 |
| Sample Size | 9 projects |
| National Average | $9,691 |
| National Median | $7,594 |
Compare motorized screen costs in Utah to national averages to understand if local pricing is above, below, or in line with typical costs. Utah average: $7,874. National average: $9,691.
| Metric | Utah | National |
|---|---|---|
| Average Installation Cost | $458 | $472 |
| Median Installation Cost | $509 | $525 |
| Installation Range | $97 to $4,801 | $100 to $4,950 |
| Installation as % of Product Cost | 11% | 11% |
Installation costs in Utah are about 3% below the national average. Installation estimates are projected from national data adjusted for regional cost-of-living factors.
Based on the Utah average installed price of $7,874, here is a typical cost breakdown for a motorized screen project. Actual percentages vary with motor brand (Somfy carries a premium over Dooya), fabric grade, and installation complexity.
| Component | Typical Share | Estimated Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Hardware (housing, brackets, end caps, side rails) | ~40% | $3,150 |
| Fabric or mesh (per square foot, UV/insect rated) | ~20% | $1,575 |
| Motor & controls (Somfy / Dooya, remote, wind sensor) | ~15% | $1,181 |
| Installation labor (mounting, electrical, calibration) | ~20% | $1,575 |
| Permits, misc. hardware, freight | ~5% | $393 |
How to save: Buying the hardware, fabric, and motor direct from a manufacturer-direct supplier (and hiring a local installer for labor only) typically removes 25–35% of the installed-by-installer price — that's the markup the installer would otherwise add to the products.
Utah homeowners deal with intense high-altitude UV and dry summer heat. UV-rated solar mesh screens and Sunbrella fabrics are standard, with wind ratings being a particular consideration along the Wasatch Front.
Based on 9 real projects, the average motorized screen cost in Utah is $7,874, with a median of $5,093. Prices range from $1,668 to $25,303 depending on size, features, and installation complexity.
The average motorized screen in Utah costs $7,874, compared to the national average of $9,691. That puts Utah below the national average.
Prices for motorized screens can vary by season. Generally, off-season months (late fall and winter) offer lower prices and faster installation scheduling.
Key factors include size and dimensions, motor type (Somfy premium vs standard), fabric or mesh selection, mounting complexity, number of units, and local labor rates.
Yes. Buying direct through our shop eliminates installer markup. You get the same manufacturer-direct products at a lower price, then hire a local installer for labor only. Browse our motorized screens shop or use the configurator to build and price your own.
Permitting requirements for motorized screens vary by jurisdiction in Utah. Most retractable, non-structural installations on existing residential structures do not require a permit — but anything that ties into electrical service, modifies a structural wall, or is installed in an HOA-governed community typically does. Check with your local building department before scheduling installation, and request that your installer pull any required permits (rather than pulling them yourself) so the work is warranted under their license.
Local installers typically mark up products 25–40% above wholesale and add labor on top. Buying direct (manufacturer-direct shop or configurator) removes that product markup — you pay the wholesale price, then hire a local installer for labor only. For a motorized screen project at the Utah average of $7,874, that often means a 20–30% total project savings while still getting professional installation.
Most single-unit motorized screen installations take 2–4 hours on-site for a qualified installer, plus an initial site visit for measuring. Multi-unit projects can run a half-day to a full day. Lead time from order to installation is typically 3–6 weeks for stocked sizes and colors, and 6–10 weeks for custom sizes or specialty fabrics. Schedule before peak summer if you want to use the product through the current outdoor-living season.