Routine care
Keep fabric, tracks, guides, and the operating path clear of loose debris.
Use only the cleaning approach in your fabric and product manufacturer's instructions—do not guess at cleaners, protectants, or lubricants.
High Noon Shades
Warranty & Coverage
Clear coverage information for High Noon workmanship, plus direct manufacturer resources for the motors, fabrics, controls, and shade systems we work with.
What this page covers
High Noon labor coverage is separate from a product manufacturer's warranty. We help review the issue, identify the applicable coverage, and determine the practical next step.
At a glance
High Noon labor coverage
High Noon labor
1 year
Labor warranty
Coverage for confirmed defects in High Noon workmanship.
Applies to
Completed shade and awning installation or service work.
Coverage begins
When High Noon installation or service work is complete.
Product coverage
Separate manufacturer terms apply to motors, fabrics, and components.
View manufacturer resourcesProduct coverage
Manufacturer terms apply to the product.
15 years
Frame
10 years
Fabric
5 years
Motor
This is a common coverage reference for most products we install, not a universal product warranty. Exact coverage depends on your exact product, model, purchase date, invoice, and manufacturer terms. Review your invoice or contact the manufacturer to confirm what applies to your system.
High Noon labor coverage addresses defects in our workmanship. Product defects, component replacement, and manufacturer remedies are handled under the applicable manufacturer warranty.
Care & maintenance
Care for exterior shades & awnings.
A little routine attention can help you spot a problem before it becomes a larger repair.
Weather readiness
For retractable products, follow the manufacturer's guidance to retract before storms or unsafe wind conditions.
Keep compatible wind or shake sensors operating as intended; do not bypass a sensor to keep a product running in unsafe conditions.
Service early
Small changes are worth checking early.
A serviceable shade may benefit from a track or fabric adjustment. An awning may need level or arm service. Addressing a change in operation early can help avoid more extensive fabric, motor, arm, or hardware repairs.
Stop operating a shade or awning that binds, twists, scrapes, hangs unevenly, or shows damaged fabric or hardware.
Visit the Repair Resource CenterWind and shake sensors can help protect compatible products, but they do not replace the manufacturer's weather guidance or guarantee against storm damage. Maintenance requirements vary by product; your invoice, owner's guide, and manufacturer documents control.
Manufacturer warranty resources
Find the document for your system.
These links go to the manufacturer. Their current document controls product eligibility, duration, exclusions, and remedy.
SomfyMotor, control, and accessory warranty terms for Somfy products.Open manufacturer resourceGaposaResidential motorization warranty terms in Gaposa's current product catalog.Open manufacturer resourceMagnaTrack / Progressive ScreensLimited warranty for MagnaTrack and Progressive Screens products.Open manufacturer resourceSunestaProduct warranty details and warranty registration information.Open manufacturer resourceSunAirCurrent SunAir awning, shade, and related product warranty documents.Open manufacturer resourceFutureguardContact Futureguard for the current warranty document that applies to your exact product.Open manufacturer resource
Start a warranty review
Send us the details we need to help.
Include your original High Noon invoice or approximate installation date, service address, product or motor brand if known, a short description, and clear photos or video of the issue. An on-site inspection may be needed to confirm the cause and available coverage.
- Invoice or installation date
- Service address
- Photos or video of the issue
- Product or motor brand, if known
Warranty summary
This summary applies to the original purchaser at the original installation location. High Noon's one-year labor coverage begins when our installation or service work is complete.
For a confirmed defect in High Noon workmanship during that period, High Noon will correct the workmanship at no labor charge. This coverage does not include normal wear, fading, corrosion, storm/weather damage, misuse, inadequate maintenance, modifications, or third-party work.
Manufacturer parts, shipping, and work unrelated to a confirmed High Noon workmanship defect are subject to the applicable manufacturer warranty or paid-service terms. The signed estimate or invoice and applicable manufacturer terms control if they differ from this page.