Blackout blinds provide the most privacy. These window treatments black out all light and can come in various materials and colors, including aluminum and faux wood options. Vertical blinds are another cost-effective, privacy solution for covering large windows like sliding glass windows.

Due to their vertical hanging slats, vertical blinds are least likely to gather dust when compared to other custom blinds. If vertical blinds aren’t your style, faux wood blinds are a stylish, easy-to-clean option. Click here to learn more about how to clean faux wood blinds.

Cordless and motorized blinds are the safest option if your home has children. We suggest removing all corded window treatments from your child’s play area and nursery. If you cannot install new window treatments, check out our blog for tips on how to child proof your living space’s window treatments.

Yes! We offer offer a selection of honeycomb blinds (also known as cellular shades). These multiple layered coverings are a popular choice for their ability to trap drafts of air and add insulation to windows. They offer a lot of options for customization as well.

Blind installation services make the process of getting new window treatments much simpler. Our professionals will precisely measure your windows and ensure your blinds are made to the appropriate width and height. Our blind installers will supply their own tools such as a steel tape measure, screwdrivers, an electric drill, and a ladder, so you won’t need to buy any of these for a one-off home improvement project.

Battery-powered motorized blinds and shades are ideal options when your windows don’t have adequate outlet access. Plus, you get a clean and finished look with a battery casing because it’s virtually undetectable. Battery-powered shades may be powered by (8) AA batteries or rechargeable battery packs, depending on the manufacturer utilized.

Hardwired motorization is best when we have early access to a home or building, before the drywall is installed. By bringing power to the window, we can tie the motor directly to the building’s power and the shades will have constant power. Hardwired is also recommended when installing extremely large shades, typically in the exterior products.

When you want the accessibility of hardwiring mixed with the simplicity of battery-powered motorized blinds and shades, DC power adapters can help. Ideally, you’ll need to have an outlet nearby so the device can be plugged in and effectively power your window treatments.

Adding a solar-powered recharging element to your blinds and shades brings a constant trickle charge to your rechargeable batteries. The shades are still operating from the rechargeable battery attached to the motor, but the solar panel constantly replenishes the battery levels. This is a great option for windows high up on the wall where recharging is not easily accessible. If parts of your room get a lot of sunlight, windows in these areas are best suited for this option. Avoid windows that are built in front of shaded trees or awnings.