Tucson Service Areas

Tucson, AZ Shade Sail Service Areas

From the Catalina Foothills to Rita Ranch, we install and repair shade sails across the Tucson area.

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Tucson Neighborhoods We Serve

Tucson Shade Sails works throughout the Tucson area. Pick your neighborhood to see the shade projects common there.

Hillside home in the Catalina Foothills of Tucson, Arizona with a view terrace shaded by angled sand-colored shade sails, saguaros on the slope and the city spread out below

Catalina Foothills

The Catalina Foothills is an unincorporated area along the base of the Santa Catalina Mountains, just north of Tucson city limits.

Shade sails in Catalina Foothills
Backyard of a two-story stucco home in Oro Valley, Arizona with a triangular shade sail over a patio and the rugged Pusch Ridge of the Santa Catalina Mountains close behind

Oro Valley

Oro Valley is a town northwest of Tucson, set below the Pusch Ridge of the Santa Catalina Mountains.

Shade sails in Oro Valley
Courtyard of an older red-brick bungalow in a historic central Tucson, Arizona neighborhood with a small ivory shade sail stretched between the house and a mature mesquite-side post

Sam Hughes

Sam Hughes is a historic neighborhood just east of the University of Arizona, listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Shade sails in Sam Hughes
Backyard of a newer single-story stucco home in a southeast Tucson, Arizona subdivision with a square shade sail over a play area of artificial turf, block wall and the Rincon Mountains in the distance

Rita Ranch

Rita Ranch is a large residential area on Tucson's far southeast side.

Shade sails in Rita Ranch
Compact courtyard of a modern desert-style home with a flat roof and earth-tone walls in a southeast Tucson, Arizona sustainable community, shaded by a narrow rust-colored shade sail, solar panels on the roof

Civano

Civano is a southeast Tucson community planned around solar power and water-saving design.

Shade sails in Civano

Tanque Verde

Tanque Verde is an unincorporated area on Tucson's east side along Tanque Verde Road, toward the Rincon Mountains.

Shade sails in Tanque Verde

Permits and Digging Rules for Tucson Shade Sails

The City of Tucson's permit exemption list says a shade sail of 400 square feet or less may not need a permit, as long as it isn't used as a carport, patio cover or other occupiable space. Shade cloth structures larger than 400 square feet, or any size used as a carport or patio cover, need an Addition/Alteration permit.

In a City of Tucson Historic Preservation Zone or on a Historic Landmark, the City says all development requires a permit, so we plan for that review up front.

Arizona law requires a call to Arizona 811 before digging or drilling. Locators get two full working days to respond, and we don't drill a single post footing until every utility on the ticket has answered.

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