Window treatment questions, answered plainly.

Yes. The Free Estimate comes with no obligation. You see the products, the sizes and the schedule in writing before anything is ordered.

Nashville and nearby communities across Middle Tennessee, including Franklin, Brentwood, Hendersonville, Mt. Juliet, Smyrna and more. See the service areas page for the full list.

Custom blinds, shades, shutters, drapery, motorization, light control, repairs and installation for homes and businesses.

Yes. Many calls are for a single bedroom, a sliding door or a repair, and we welcome them as much as a whole-home project.

Blinds use slats that tilt to control light, and shades use a continuous fabric that raises and lowers. We show both in your own window so you can compare.

Shutters are sturdy and look built-in, and blinds are lighter and often more flexible in size and price. We explain tradeoffs for each room.

Cellular shades have honeycomb pockets that trap air, which adds softness and can help with energy use. They come in light-filtering and blackout styles.

Yes. We measure each window, check depth and obstructions and write the finished sizes down before ordering.

An inside mount sits in the window frame for a clean look, and an outside mount sits on the wall or trim and can make a window look larger. We help you choose by window.

Often yes. Arches, angles, bays and skylights have special options, and we measure carefully before ordering.

Yes. Cordless and motorized options are popular for homes with children and pets, and we explain how each one works.

Most shade and blind styles can be motorized with battery, solar or wired power, and many can be controlled by remote, wall switch, app or voice.

Blackout shades and drapes with side channels or returns can make a room very dark. We explain how much light leaks around each style.

Many custom treatments take a few weeks to make after the order is placed. We give you a written timeline for your project.

An adult usually needs to let us in and approve placement. We tell you how long the visit should take.

As early as you can. Moves, holidays and spring and fall are busy, and fabric lead times can add weeks.