SHADE SAILS FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions Regarding Our Shade Sails in Arizona
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How much does a shade sail cost?
This is a really hard question to answer because every order is different. It depends on the size of the space that needs to be covered, the type of shade sail material, how many supporting posts are needed and where the shade sail needs to be located. To give you an idea, a complete shade sail installation with all material and labor involved can vary from $3000 to $5000 or more. It really just depend on the project type. Please visit our Shade Sail Pricing page for more information.
Do you have a showroom location?
We currently do not. We bring our shade sail portfolio, samples, planning and designs directly to your place of residence or business. This allows us to get a better idea of what needs to be done.
How long do shade sails last?
Shade Sails last a very long time. They can last over 20 to 30 years without having to be replaced. The material we use is UV resistant to the sun as well as water resistant. They can uphold against all extreme heat and weather year round.
Are your contractors licensed, bonded and insured?
Yes. We are licensed, bonded and insured for Residential and Commercial shade sail work. (ROC#277260). We operate Arizona Shade Sails under the name of Ace of Shades Sunscreens and Canopies LLC
How long does it take for a shade sail to be installed?
Relatively quickly actually. The process is usually broken down into 4 simple steps.
1. We come out to assess the property, you tell us what you want done, and we give you an estimate.
2. We plan and design the shade sail style and get your approval.
3. We schedule your first visit to cement and set the supporting shade sail posts.
4. We schedule the final visit by hanging and stretching the shade sail across the desired space.
Do you offer financing options?
Currently at this time we do not. We do accept all major credit cards, checks or cash.
​Do I need to check with my HOA?
YES! Please, please call your HOA and make sure that they allow shade sail structures. They will also tell you any other additional requirements.
Any additional questions? Give us a call.