How to Hire a Window Treatment Company

Start with your goals

Before you call anyone, write down what you want: privacy, light control, style, energy comfort or a safer home. A clear goal helps a company give a clear answer.

Owners in Nashville often find that a short list of priorities saves hours of conversation.

We begin every visit by listening to this list.

Look at past work

Ask to see photos of finished rooms similar to yours, and speak with recent customers if they are willing. Look at how treatments hang, how edges meet frames and whether they sit level.

A good portfolio shows consistent care.

We share photos of our work and describe what was involved.

Ask about measuring

Who measures, how often is it checked and what happens if a size is wrong? A good company answers plainly and puts it in writing.

Custom treatments cannot be trimmed on site, so measuring matters.

We measure every window ourselves and write the sizes in the estimate.

Get the scope in writing

A proper proposal lists each window, the product, the fabric or finish, the mount, the controls, installation and the timeline. Vague proposals cause arguments later.

Allowances should be clear about what they include.

We write itemized scopes so you can compare them with others.

Check the details

Ask who installs, how long it takes and how floors and furniture are protected. Ask how repairs and adjustments are handled after installation.

Talk about lead times, since custom orders can take weeks.

Clear answers now prevent delays later.

Trust your read of the people

You will have someone in your home on installation day. Notice whether they return calls, arrive on time and treat your home with respect.

A good fit matters as much as a good price.

We encourage you to meet us, ask hard questions and take your time.