​Custom Window Treatments in St. Paul

​Bloomin' Blinds Can Help with Shutter & Blinds Installation in St. Paul

Our locally owned and operated custom window treatment company is backed by a nationally respected brand, so you’ll enjoy the personal attention of a small business combined with the resources of a much bigger company.

Bloomin' Blinds of St. Paul brings the showroom to your doorstep—either in person or virtually—so you can shop in the comfort of your own home. You’ll be able to view samples and colors next to your existing décor to give you a better idea of how the end results will look. 

Whether you already know exactly what you want or you need a little design inspiration, we’re here to help you at every step. From simple and classic to bold and dramatic and everything in between, Bloomin' Blinds of St. Paul will help you bring your vision for custom window treatment installation to life.

Do you offer shutter repair in St. Paul?

Shutters that are properly cared for can last for decades in your home. With the investment you made on your shutters in your St. Paul home, wouldn't you rather repair them than replace them? Although rigid, with regular wear and tear, your shutters may need our shutter repair specialists to get them back in working order. 

It's normal for your shutters to wear out during the years, and our mobile team can help get them working like new. Our shutter repair experts in St. Paul can help with: repairing shutter staples, fixing tilt bars, replacing shutter strips, and replacing shutter slats.

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​Are window shades a viable option for my home?

Window shades are a great option in St. Paul. Offering a much softer look than blinds, window shades are often made of fabric instead of harder materials like metal and wood. Shades are great because they allow you to be fully in control of the ambiance of your space. 

Whether you're looking to add a cool or warm tone to your home, it's your choice! If you're the type of person who would like to block out light completely from your space, blackout shades are also an option. Window shades are better than blinds because they provide better privacy and block more sunlight. If you're thinking that window shades, or any other custom window treatment, are the best option for your home, give us a call!

What are the most energy efficient window coverings?

The most energy efficient window coverings are those that help regulate the temperature in your home. Cellular shades, roller shades, and Roman shades are all excellent choices because they provide insulation to keep warm air from escaping during winter months and cool air from entering during summer months. They also block out UV rays which can cause fading of furniture or artwork near windows over time. 

Additionally, honeycomb or cellular blinds offer a great combination of style and function as their unique construction allows for more insulation than traditional window treatments while still allowing light into the room when open. All of these options will help you save money on energy costs by reducing heating/cooling bills throughout the year!

About St. Paul, MN

Saint Paul (St. Paul) is one of the oldest cities in Minnesota and has 26 miles of riverfront on the Mississippi River, more than any other city. In addition to being the capital of Minnesota, St. Paul is the seat of Ramsey County. The area was first settled after the Louisiana Purchase of 1803 and was chosen as the location for Fort Snelling, which was built in 1819. By the 1840s, the community was known by locals as "Pig's Eye" after a fur trader and bootlegger of the same nickname. It was later named Saint Paul after a chapel built in 1841 near Fort Snelling. St. Paul's location on the Mississippi River contributed to its early and continued growth; the city's economy now relies on sectors that include healthcare, public administration, medicine, educational services, finance, manufacturing, energy, and technology. Some of the main attractions in St. Paul include the Minnesota State Capitol building, the historic James J. Hill House, and the Cathedral of Saint Paul. St. Paul attracts visitors to the Como Park Zoo & Conservatory, Minnehaha Falls, and Alexander Ramsay House. There are many historic landmarks and neighborhoods to visit, plus food, art, and plenty of outdoor activities to enjoy.