Nano 95
Premium daytime view-through mesh. Slightly more openness for clearer sight lines outward, while still cutting glare and UV significantly.
Heavy-weave solar mesh that knocks down sun, glare, and heat without killing the breeze. Eight mesh fabrics let you dial in the exact balance of light, view, and shade — particularly powerful on south- and west-facing exposures where the Carolina afternoon sun loads up the home.
Dim Out 99 mesh achieves the highest reduction.
From Nano 95 to Shadeview 95.
Hidden header housing matches your trim.
Particularly suited for Carolina coast homes — Myrtle Beach, Hilton Head, Charleston — shade screens block harsh sunlight, reducing glare and afternoon heat while lowering air-conditioning costs. The motorized controls let you adjust without manual effort, and the screens integrate seamlessly with the home's exterior aesthetic.
Screens drop in seconds at the press of a button. Most installs hide the motor housing entirely behind a custom-painted header that matches your trim.
Real-world impact: a properly-sized shade screen can drop indoor temperatures 8–15°F in a room during peak summer afternoons. That's measurable energy savings, less HVAC strain, and protection for the furniture and floors that fade fastest in the Carolina sun.
Different "openness factors" trade more view-through for less light blocking. We help you pick the right mesh for each opening based on exposure and how you want to use the space.
Premium daytime view-through mesh. Slightly more openness for clearer sight lines outward, while still cutting glare and UV significantly.
Tighter weave for higher UV blocking. Specialty AME 97 has matte black warp threads for the lowest reflectivity from outside.
The maximum block — near-total shade, ideal for theater rooms, west-facing master bedrooms, or screened patios where you want full UV control.
The most open mesh in our lineup — best view-through, blocks ~80% of UV. Common choice for patios where the view matters most.
Balanced openness — blocks 90% of UV while preserving outward visibility. The all-around favorite for general-purpose installs.
Tighter Textilene weave at 95% block, plus Shadeview 95 — a popular mid-priced solar mesh with superior color retention.
Most shade screens go up on south- and west-facing exposures where afternoon sun heats the home. Common installs across the Carolina coast:

Drop the mesh during peak afternoon heat. Open it back up at sunset for the breeze.

Keeps the prep area cool and protects appliances from direct UV exposure.

Manage afternoon sun on the pool deck without putting up a permanent roof.

Extend usable seating into the hottest part of the afternoon — diners stay comfortable.

For lanais with too much glare — the screen drops behind existing glass.

Workshops with west-facing garage doors stay 10°F cooler under shade screens.
Our motorized shade screens are built to live outside year-round in coastal Carolina and Georgia. Maintenance is minimal — most clients never need to do anything beyond an occasional rinse.
Motorized shade screens that cut heat and glare on coastal porches.
A ShadeCoast specialist will measure your openings, assess sun exposure, walk you through fabric choices, and quote your project — at no cost.