Custom Blinds, Draperies & Window Treatments

Transform the appearance, comfort and function of your windows with custom blinds, shades, shutters, draperies and other window treatments. Professionally designed window coverings can provide privacy, manage natural light, reduce glare and complement the interior style of a home or business.

From accurate measurements and product selection to professional installation, repairs and motorized upgrades, a full-service window treatment company can help create a coordinated solution for windows of nearly every size, shape and purpose.

Complete Window Treatment Services

Window treatment services can range from replacing one damaged blind to designing and installing coordinated coverings throughout an entire property. Popular services include:

• Custom window treatment design
• Window treatment consultations
• Professional window measurements
• Custom blinds installation
• Custom shade installation
• Interior shutter installation
• Custom drapery installation
• Curtain and curtain-rod installation
• Valance and cornice installation
• Motorized window treatments
• Smart blind and shade installation
• Remote-control window coverings
• Automated drapery systems
• Blackout window treatments
• Light-filtering window treatments
• Solar shades and glare control
• Privacy window treatments
• Energy-conscious window coverings
• Specialty-shaped window treatments
• Skylight shades
• Commercial window treatments
• Window treatment repair
• Blind cord and tilt-mechanism repair
• Broken slat replacement
• Shade restringing
• Motor and control replacement
• Window treatment cleaning
• Existing blind and shade upgrades

Custom Window Treatment Design

Custom design begins with understanding how each room is used, how much natural light enters the space and what level of privacy is needed. Window size, architecture, furnishings, colors and operating preferences can all influence the final recommendation.

Window Treatment Design Consultations

A design consultation helps compare blinds, shades, shutters, draperies and layered treatments for different rooms. Product style, material, color, opacity, control options and maintenance requirements can be reviewed before selections are made.

Professional Window Measurements

Accurate measurements are essential for properly fitting window treatments. Each opening should be checked for width, height, depth, shape, obstructions and mounting conditions before a product is ordered.

Fabric and Material Selection

Window coverings are available in a wide range of fabrics, woven materials, woods, composites, metals and synthetic products. Samples can be compared for color, texture, durability, light control and coordination with the surrounding room.

Color and Pattern Coordination

Blinds, shades and draperies can blend with walls and furnishings or provide a contrasting design feature. Solid colors, subtle textures, woven patterns and decorative fabrics offer options for traditional, transitional, modern and contemporary interiors.

Whole-Home Window Treatment Planning

A coordinated whole-home plan can create consistency while allowing each room to have the light control, privacy and appearance it needs. Similar finishes, fabrics or operating systems can connect adjoining spaces without making every window identical.

Layered Window Treatment Design

Layered window treatments combine two or more products, such as a shade with drapery panels. Layering can provide flexible light control, increased privacy, improved room darkening and a more finished decorative appearance.

Custom Blinds

Blinds use adjustable slats to control light, privacy and visibility. They are available in multiple materials, slat sizes, colors and operating styles for residential and commercial windows.

Wood Blinds

Wood blinds bring natural texture and warmth to a room. Different wood tones, painted finishes and slat sizes can be selected to coordinate with flooring, cabinets, furniture and trim.

Faux Wood Blinds

Faux wood blinds offer the appearance of painted or stained wood using engineered materials. They are commonly selected for bathrooms, kitchens, laundry rooms and other areas where moisture resistance is important.

Aluminum Blinds

Aluminum blinds provide adjustable light control in a slim, practical design. They are available in numerous colors and can be used in homes, offices and other commercial interiors.

Vertical Blinds

Vertical blinds are frequently used for patio doors, sliding glass doors and wide windows. The vertical vanes can rotate for light control and move aside for access to the opening.

Vinyl Blinds

Vinyl blinds provide an easy-to-maintain option for many standard windows. Styles and material quality vary according to the desired appearance and durability.

Commercial Blinds

Commercial blinds can provide consistent light control and privacy in offices, conference rooms, reception areas, retail spaces and multifamily properties. Product selection may emphasize durability, simple operation and coordinated appearance.

Custom Window Shades

Window shades use fabric or woven material to cover the window. Different constructions provide varying levels of privacy, light filtration, insulation, texture and room-darkening performance.

Roller Shades

Roller shades have a clean profile and roll neatly around a tube when raised. They are available in decorative, light-filtering, blackout and solar-screen materials.

Roman Shades

Roman shades form soft or structured folds as they are raised. Fabric selection and fold style allow them to work with traditional, transitional and contemporary interiors.

Cellular and Honeycomb Shades

Cellular shades contain air pockets within a honeycomb-shaped construction. They are available in different cell sizes, opacities and operating configurations for light control, privacy and improved window insulation.

Solar Shades

Solar shades help manage sunlight, heat and glare while preserving varying degrees of outward visibility. Openness factors, fabric colors and window orientation affect how each solar material performs.

Woven Wood Shades

Woven wood shades use natural or natural-looking materials to add texture and warmth. Optional liners can provide increased privacy or room darkening.

Bamboo Shades

Bamboo shades offer an organic appearance and filtered-light effect. Privacy and blackout liners may be added when greater coverage is needed.

Pleated Shades

Pleated shades use folded fabric that stacks compactly when raised. They are available in a range of colors, textures and light-filtering options.

Sheer Shades

Sheer shades combine soft fabric vanes with translucent material. The vanes can be adjusted to manage light and privacy while maintaining a softer appearance than conventional blinds.

Layered and Banded Shades

Layered shades alternate sheer and opaque fabric bands. Adjusting the bands changes the balance between filtered light, visibility and privacy.

Balloon and Soft Fabric Shades

Soft fabric shade styles create decorative folds or gathered shapes when raised. These treatments are frequently selected for rooms where a more traditional or romantic appearance is desired.

Interior Window Shutters

Interior shutters are fitted to the window opening and use adjustable louvers for light control and privacy. Their structured design can become a permanent-looking architectural feature within the room.

Plantation Shutters

Plantation shutters use wide louvers to control light and visibility. Panels may be configured for full-height, café-style or tier-on-tier operation.

Wood Shutters

Wood shutters offer natural grain and detailed finishing options. Painted and stained products can be coordinated with interior trim and furnishings.

Composite Shutters

Composite shutters are manufactured from engineered materials designed for durability and consistent appearance. They may be suitable for rooms where humidity or frequent use is a concern.

Vinyl Shutters

Vinyl shutters provide a moisture-resistant option for selected windows. They are often considered for bathrooms, kitchens and laundry areas.

Café-Style Shutters

Café shutters cover the lower portion of a window while leaving the upper area open. This design can provide lower-level privacy while allowing natural light into the room.

Full-Height Shutters

Full-height shutters cover the entire window opening. Divider rails or split-tilt controls can allow separate adjustment of upper and lower louvers.

Specialty-Shaped Shutters

Custom shutters can be built for arches, circles, angles and other specialty-shaped windows. The design preserves the architectural shape while adding adjustable coverage.

Custom Draperies and Curtains

Custom draperies add softness, color, texture and visual height to a room. Fabric, lining, pleat style, length and decorative hardware can be selected to create a tailored window treatment.

Custom Drapery Panels

Drapery panels can be stationary for decoration or operable for light control and privacy. Custom fabrication allows the width, length, fullness and pattern placement to be planned for the window.

Blackout Draperies

Blackout-lined draperies can reduce incoming light in bedrooms, nurseries, media rooms and other spaces where room darkening is desired. Performance depends on the fabric, lining, installation and coverage around the window.

Sheer Curtains

Sheer curtains soften incoming light and add privacy during certain daylight conditions. They can be used alone or layered beneath blinds, shades or heavier draperies.

Room-Darkening Curtains

Room-darkening curtains use denser fabrics or specialized linings to reduce natural light. They provide an intermediate option between light-filtering treatments and full blackout products.

Drapery Linings

Standard, privacy, interlining and blackout linings can affect drapery appearance, light control and fullness. The appropriate lining depends on the fabric and room requirements.

Custom Pleat Styles

Drapery headings may include pinch pleats, tailored pleats, ripple folds, goblet pleats, grommets, rod pockets and other styles. The heading influences how the fabric hangs and which hardware can be used.

Decorative Curtain Rods

Decorative rods, rings, brackets and finials can complement the drapery fabric and room finishes. Proper rod size and support are important for safe operation.

Traverse Rods and Drapery Tracks

Traverse rods and track systems allow draperies to open and close smoothly across wide windows and doors. Manual, cord-drawn, baton-operated and motorized systems are available.

Valances, Cornices and Top Treatments

Top treatments can conceal mounting hardware, add color and create a more finished appearance above a window.

Custom Fabric Valances

Fabric valances can be tailored, pleated, gathered or shaped to coordinate with shades, curtains and upholstery.

Upholstered Cornices

Upholstered cornices use fabric-covered structured frames to create a clean top treatment. They may be installed alone or above blinds, shades and drapery panels.

Wood Cornices

Wood cornices provide a more architectural appearance and can be painted or stained to coordinate with cabinets, trim or furniture.

Motorized Blinds, Shades and Draperies

Motorized window treatments provide convenient operation for everyday windows, tall openings and hard-to-reach areas. Systems may be operated by remote control, wall switch, mobile application or compatible smart-home platform.

Motorized Shade Installation

Roller, cellular, Roman, solar and selected specialty shades can be equipped with motors. Power options may include batteries, rechargeable systems, plug-in adapters and hardwired connections.

Motorized Blind Installation

Compatible blinds can use motorized controls to adjust slat position, raise the blind or perform both functions, depending on the product.

Motorized Drapery Installation

Motorized tracks open and close draperies with minimal manual effort. They are useful for wide windows, tall rooms, home theaters and frequently adjusted window coverings.

Smart Window Treatment Integration

Compatible window treatments can be integrated with selected automation platforms, voice assistants, lighting systems and home-control devices. Compatibility should be confirmed before products are ordered.

Automated Window Treatment Schedules

Scheduled operation can raise, lower, open or close window treatments at selected times. Automation may be used for convenience, privacy, glare management or daily routines.

Motorized Skylight Shades

Motorized shades provide convenient control for skylights and other windows that are difficult to reach. The product must be selected for the window’s size, angle and mounting conditions.

Blackout and Room-Darkening Window Treatments

Blackout and room-darkening products are popular for bedrooms, nurseries, home theaters, media rooms and spaces affected by streetlights or early sunlight.

• Blackout roller shades
• Blackout cellular shades
• Blackout Roman shades
• Blackout draperies
• Room-darkening curtains
• Side-channel shade systems
• Layered shades and draperies
• Blackout liners for woven shades

Small amounts of light may enter around the edges of many window treatments. Side channels, overlapping materials, cornices and layered treatments can help increase room-darkening performance.

Privacy Window Treatments

Privacy needs can vary by room, window height and nearby surroundings. Bathrooms, bedrooms, street-facing windows and ground-level offices may require different levels of coverage.

• Privacy-lined Roman shades
• Top-down bottom-up shades
• Faux wood and wood blinds
• Interior shutters
• Light-filtering roller shades
• Layered sheer and opaque shades
• Café curtains and shutters
• Woven shades with privacy liners
• Draperies with privacy lining

Light-Filtering Window Treatments

Light-filtering treatments diffuse incoming sunlight while maintaining a brighter interior. They can reduce harsh glare and soften the appearance of windows without creating complete darkness.

Solar Shades and Glare Control

Solar shades are designed to manage sunlight and glare while maintaining varying degrees of outward visibility. They are popular for home offices, living rooms, sunrooms, conference rooms and windows with strong daytime exposure.

The shade’s openness factor, material color and installation affect visibility and light control. Darker materials may preserve exterior views more clearly under certain conditions, while lighter materials can reflect more visible light.

Energy-Conscious Window Treatments

Selected window coverings can create an additional layer between the room and window glass. Cellular shades, lined draperies, shutters and layered treatments are frequently considered when improving comfort near windows is a priority.

Window treatment performance depends on the product, fit, window condition, installation and how consistently the covering is used.

Window Treatments for Specialty Windows

Custom products can be made for many windows that are difficult to cover with standard ready-made treatments.

Arched Window Treatments

Custom shades, shutters and specialty inserts can follow the shape of an arched window while preserving its architectural character.

Angled Window Treatments

Angled and sloped windows may require specially shaped shutters, shades or stationary coverings designed for the exact opening.

Bay and Bow Window Treatments

Bay and bow windows can be treated individually or as one coordinated feature. Careful measurement is needed to accommodate angles, projections and available mounting space.

Corner Window Treatments

Adjacent corner windows require careful placement to prevent blinds, shades, draperies or hardware from interfering with one another.

French Door Window Treatments

Low-profile blinds and shades can provide light control while allowing door handles and locks to operate. Hold-down brackets may help keep the treatment in position as the door moves.

Sliding Glass Door Treatments

Vertical blinds, panel-track shades, vertical cellular shades and traversing draperies are popular for wide sliding doors. The treatment should move aside sufficiently for convenient access.

Skylight Shades

Skylight shades can manage overhead sunlight and glare. Manual extension poles and motorized controls are available for selected products.

High and Hard-to-Reach Windows

Motorized shades and blinds can provide convenient control for windows located above stairs, in tall rooms or beyond normal reach.

Extra-Wide Window Treatments

Wide windows and doors may require multiple coordinated treatments, reinforced hardware or specialized track systems to support the product and maintain smooth operation.

Window Treatments for Every Room

Living Room Window Treatments

Living room treatments often balance natural light, glare control, privacy and appearance. Layered shades and draperies can provide flexibility throughout the day.

Bedroom Window Treatments

Bedroom coverings may emphasize privacy and room darkening. Blackout shades, cellular shades, shutters and lined draperies are popular options.

Bathroom Window Treatments

Bathroom treatments should provide privacy and be suitable for the room’s humidity. Faux wood blinds, composite shutters, vinyl shutters and selected roller shades are commonly considered.

Kitchen Window Treatments

Kitchen window coverings should be selected with moisture, cooking residue and ease of cleaning in mind. Compact shades, faux wood blinds and shutters can provide practical light control.

Dining Room Window Treatments

Dining room shades, shutters and draperies can create a more finished atmosphere while controlling late-day sunlight and privacy.

Home Office Window Treatments

Solar shades, roller shades, blinds and shutters can reduce screen glare while preserving useful natural light. Motorized operation can make frequent adjustments more convenient.

Nursery Window Treatments

Nursery treatments may combine room darkening with cordless or motorized operation. Products and furniture should be arranged with child safety in mind.

Home Theater Window Treatments

Blackout shades, lined draperies and side-channel systems can reduce outside light for television and projector viewing.

Sunroom Window Treatments

Solar shades, cellular shades and motorized products can provide flexible coverage across multiple sunroom windows while helping manage glare.

Commercial Window Treatments

Commercial window coverings can provide privacy, glare reduction, light control and a consistent appearance across offices, retail properties and other facilities.

• Office blinds and shades
• Conference room window treatments
• Reception-area shades
• Retail window coverings
• Restaurant blinds and solar shades
• Hospitality window treatments
• Multifamily window coverings
• Educational facility window treatments
• Healthcare office window coverings
• Motorized commercial shades
• Large-window solar shades
• Commercial drapery and track systems

Professional Window Treatment Installation

Professional installation helps ensure that blinds, shades, shutters and draperies fit correctly, operate smoothly and remain securely mounted.

Inside-Mount Installation

An inside-mounted treatment fits within the window opening for a clean, built-in appearance. Adequate window depth and clearances are required for the selected product.

Outside-Mount Installation

An outside-mounted treatment is installed on the wall, trim or another surface beyond the window opening. This method may increase coverage, accommodate shallow windows or help conceal an uneven opening.

Secure Hardware Installation

Mounting brackets and fasteners should be selected for the product, installation surface and weight of the treatment. Heavy shutters, cornices and draperies may require additional support.

Window Treatment Adjustment

After installation, each treatment should be tested and adjusted for alignment, movement, tilt, lift and closure.

Clean Installation and Final Review

Professional installation includes removing installation debris, checking the finished appearance and explaining basic operation and care.

Window Treatment Repair Services

Damaged blinds, shades and draperies do not always require complete replacement. Repair may restore operation when compatible parts and materials remain available.

Blind Cord Repair

Worn, tangled or broken lift cords can prevent blinds from raising and lowering correctly. Repair may involve restringing the blind or replacing compatible operating components.

Broken Blind Slat Replacement

Individual damaged slats may be replaceable when a matching size, material and color are available. Extensive or repeated damage may make full replacement more practical.

Blind Tilt-Mechanism Repair

A damaged tilter can prevent blind slats from opening or closing. The tilt mechanism, wand, cord and internal components should be inspected to identify the problem.

Shade Restringing

Selected cellular, pleated and Roman shades can be restrung when internal lift cords wear or break. Product construction and replacement-part availability determine whether repair is possible.

Roller Shade Repair

Roller shade service can address clutch problems, uneven rolling, damaged chains, worn springs, fabric alignment and loose mounting hardware.

Vertical Blind Repair

Vertical blind repairs may include replacing vanes, carriers, stems, chains, control wands and other compatible track components.

Shutter Repair

Interior shutter repairs can address loose louvers, damaged tilt rods, worn hinges, alignment problems and panel damage.

Drapery Hardware Repair

Drapery repair may involve replacing hooks, carriers, brackets, cord controls or damaged sections of a traverse rod or track.

Motorized Window Treatment Repair

Motorized system problems may involve batteries, power supplies, motors, remotes, wall controls, programming or smart-home connections. Testing can identify which component requires attention.

Window Treatment Upgrades

Existing window treatments may be improved with updated controls, new hardware or replacement components when the original product is compatible.

• Manual-to-motorized conversions
• Rechargeable motor upgrades
• Remote-control replacement
• Smart-home control integration
• New decorative drapery hardware
• Updated privacy or blackout liners
• Replacement blind slats or vertical vanes
• Safer operating-system upgrades
• New valances and cornices
• Replacement mounting brackets

Cordless and Child-Conscious Window Treatments

Cordless, wand-operated and motorized window treatments can reduce the presence of accessible operating cords. Product selection, installation and furniture placement should account for the safety of children and pets.

Popular control options include cordless lift, continuous-loop systems with secured tension devices, control wands, remote controls and automated motors.

Window Treatment Cleaning and Care

Routine cleaning can help maintain the appearance and operation of blinds, shades, shutters and draperies. Care methods vary by material and manufacturer instructions.

• Dusting blinds and shutters
• Vacuuming compatible fabric shades
• Spot-cleaning approved materials
• Professional drapery cleaning
• Cleaning tracks and operating hardware
• Inspecting brackets and fasteners
• Checking cords, chains and tension devices
• Replacing motor batteries when needed

Harsh cleaners, excessive moisture and aggressive scrubbing can damage certain fabrics, finishes and operating components. Product-specific care instructions should be followed.

Popular Window Treatment Materials

• Natural wood: Provides warmth, grain and a furniture-quality appearance.
• Faux wood: Offers a wood-like appearance with increased resistance to moisture.
• Aluminum: Creates a clean, lightweight blind with adjustable slats.
• Vinyl: Provides an easy-to-maintain option for selected blinds and shutters.
• Composite materials: Combine engineered durability with consistent finishes.
• Decorative fabrics: Offer extensive choices in color, texture, pattern and opacity.
• Solar-screen fabrics: Help manage sunlight and glare while preserving varying levels of visibility.
• Woven materials: Add natural-looking texture to Roman and woven shades.
• Sheer fabrics: Soften incoming light and provide a lighter visual appearance.
• Blackout materials: Reduce incoming light for bedrooms, theaters and other darkened spaces.

Benefits of Custom Window Treatments

• Fit the dimensions and shape of each window
• Control natural light and glare
• Increase privacy when needed
• Coordinate with furniture, flooring and interior finishes
• Provide room-darkening options for bedrooms and theaters
• Offer motorized control for tall or hard-to-reach windows
• Create a consistent appearance throughout the property
• Help improve comfort near selected windows
• Provide materials suited to kitchens and bathrooms
• Cover specialty-shaped and oversized windows
• Support cordless and automated operation
• Add decorative color, texture and architectural detail

Choosing the Right Window Treatments

The best window treatment depends on the window, room and desired balance of light, privacy, appearance and convenience. Important considerations include:

• Light control: Decide whether the room needs filtered light, glare reduction, room darkening or blackout coverage.
• Privacy: Consider daytime and nighttime visibility from outside the property.
• Window size and shape: Measure depth, width, height, angles and potential obstructions.
• Room conditions: Account for moisture, heat, cooking residue, frequent use and cleaning needs.
• Operating style: Compare cordless, wand-controlled, continuous-loop, remote and motorized systems.
• Mounting position: Determine whether an inside or outside mount is best for the opening.
• Material: Select wood, composite, vinyl, metal, fabric or woven products suited to the room.
• Design: Coordinate color, pattern, texture, hardware and style with the surrounding interior.
• Safety: Consider cordless and motorized options for homes with children or pets.
• Maintenance: Review cleaning needs and the availability of replacement components.

Window Treatment Design and Installation Process

1. Needs assessment: Identify the desired light control, privacy, appearance and operating features.
2. Window evaluation: Review window dimensions, shapes, trim, handles and mounting conditions.
3. Product selection: Compare blinds, shades, shutters, draperies, materials and control options.
4. Professional measurement: Record accurate dimensions for the selected treatment and mounting method.
5. Customization: Select colors, fabrics, finishes, linings, hardware and optional motorization.
6. Professional installation: Mount, align and secure each window treatment.
7. Testing and adjustment: Confirm proper lift, tilt, movement, closure and motor operation.
8. Final review: Review basic operation, controls and recommended care.

Frequently Asked Questions About Window Treatments

What is the difference between blinds and shades?

Blinds use adjustable slats or vanes to control light and privacy. Shades generally use a continuous piece of fabric or woven material that raises, lowers or folds.

What are the most popular window treatments?

Popular choices include faux wood blinds, roller shades, cellular shades, Roman shades, solar shades, interior shutters, custom draperies and motorized window treatments.

Why are professional window measurements important?

Accurate measurements help ensure that the treatment fits the opening, clears handles and trim, provides the intended coverage and can be securely installed.

Should window treatments be mounted inside or outside the window frame?

An inside mount creates a fitted appearance when sufficient depth is available. An outside mount may provide more coverage, help conceal an uneven opening or accommodate a shallow window frame.

Which window treatments provide the most privacy?

Privacy-lined shades, closed blinds, shutters, blackout shades and lined draperies can provide strong coverage. The fit and installation are also important, particularly around the treatment’s edges.

Which window treatments are best for room darkening?

Blackout roller shades, blackout cellular shades, lined Roman shades and blackout draperies are common choices. Layering treatments or using side channels can help reduce light around the edges.

What are the best window treatments for a bathroom?

Faux wood blinds, composite shutters, vinyl shutters and selected roller shades are commonly considered because they can tolerate humidity better than some natural materials.

What are the best window treatments for sliding glass doors?

Vertical blinds, panel-track shades, vertical cellular shades and traversing draperies can cover wide doors while moving aside for access.

Can blinds and shades be motorized?

Many blinds, shades and draperies are available with motorized controls. Selected existing treatments may also be upgradeable if compatible motors and components are available.

How are motorized window treatments powered?

Power options may include replaceable batteries, rechargeable batteries, plug-in adapters, low-voltage wiring and hardwired electrical connections.

Can motorized shades work with smart-home systems?

Compatible products may integrate with selected home-automation platforms, voice controls and mobile applications. Compatibility should be confirmed before ordering.

Can custom window treatments cover arched or angled windows?

Yes. Specialty shades, shutters and stationary treatments can be fabricated for many arches, angles, circles and other unusual window shapes.

Can broken blinds be repaired?

Many blinds can be repaired when compatible cords, slats, tilt mechanisms, carriers or other replacement parts are available. The product’s age and overall condition can affect whether repair is practical.

Can individual blind slats be replaced?

Individual slats may be replaceable when matching materials, dimensions and colors are available. If many slats are damaged, replacing the complete blind may be more practical.

Can old window treatments be upgraded to motorized operation?

Some existing blinds, shades and drapery tracks can be motorized, but compatibility depends on the product, size, condition and available upgrade components.

Are cordless window treatments available?

Yes. Cordless lift systems, control wands, motorized products and secured continuous-loop controls are available for many window treatment styles.

How should blinds, shades and shutters be cleaned?

Cleaning methods depend on the material. Light dusting, gentle vacuuming and approved spot-cleaning methods are common, but product-specific care instructions should always be followed.

How long do custom window treatments last?

Useful life depends on the product, material quality, window exposure, frequency of use, maintenance and operating system. Repairable components may help extend the life of selected treatments.

Can different window treatments be used throughout one property?

Yes. Different products can meet the needs of individual rooms while coordinated colors, finishes, fabrics or hardware maintain a consistent overall appearance.

Complete Blinds, Draperies and Window Treatment Solutions

From custom blinds and plantation shutters to decorative draperies, blackout shades and automated window coverings, professionally designed treatments can improve privacy, light control, comfort and interior appearance.

Accurate measurements, suitable materials, proper installation and dependable operating components are essential to a successful result. Existing blinds, shades and draperies can also be evaluated for repair, restringing, replacement parts and motorized upgrades.