Questions, answered.

Most custom blinds and shades arrive about two to four weeks after measuring, plantation shutters usually take four to eight weeks or more, and custom drapery takes several weeks. Installation is typically one scheduled visit. We give you an estimated timeline when you approve the order.

Yes. The visit, the measuring, the samples and the written estimate are free, with no obligation to order. We bring real fabric, slat and shutter samples so you can see them in your own light.

Blinds give the most flexible light control, shades add softness, insulation and true blackout, and shutters are the most durable, built-in look. Many homes mix them by room. Our Treatment Matcher ranks the options for your room and priorities, and we explain the trade-offs honestly at your windows.

Yes. Removing accessible cords removes the strangulation hazard that cords can create, which is why safety groups recommend cordless or inaccessible-cord designs for homes with young children. Almost everything we sell can be made cordless or motorized.

Yes. Rechargeable battery motors, with an optional small solar panel, need no wiring through the walls. Hardwired systems are also available when you want power built in. Controls can be a remote, a wall keypad, an app or a voice assistant.

A blackout shade with a tight fit, often under lined drapery, blocks the most light. Outside mounting or side channels reduce the light that leaks around the edges, and cordless or motorized operation keeps bedrooms safer and tidier.

They can help. Cellular shades trap air in pleated pockets and are among the better-insulating window coverings. Real savings depend on your windows, your climate and how you use them, so we avoid promising a specific percentage.

Vertical blinds and fabric panel tracks are the most common because they stack to the side, and track shutters offer a more upscale look. Roller or cellular shades also work when the door is mostly a window. We choose based on how often the door is used and how much sun it gets.

Yes. Battery-powered treatments avoid drilling for wiring, and we can match approved colors and styles for HOAs and property managers. We recommend checking your lease or HOA rules first, and we can supply the details they ask for.

In most cases yes, including cords, tilt mechanisms, broken slats, brackets, motors and remotes. We inspect first and tell you honestly whether repair or replacement is the better value.

We serve 28 cities across Middle Tennessee, from Nashville, Franklin, Brentwood and Murfreesboro to Hendersonville, Gallatin, Dickson and Columbia. If your town is not listed, call 615-431-3789 and we will confirm.

Fill in the form on any page or call or text 615-431-3789. We schedule a free in-home visit, measure your windows, show real samples and send a written price.