Blind Solutions

    The season of fall reminds us that chilly nights are ahead. Seldom do we consider how our window coverings can affect that heating/cooling bill and the overall comfort of our home. We have all seen the folks who duct tape plastic to their windows to address this problem (we know this is not you)! Heavy drapes have been used for years to also keep out the chill. Actually, even though it is cold outside, you want that warm daylight to flood your room. Honeycomb shades may be the answer.  Honeycomb shades are known for their insulation properties while allowing light to be diffused into the home. These shades are a real money-saving feature for your home! The shades also have a top-down and bottom-up feature available to customize the amount of light filtering into your room during the day! This shade type is not only stylish but also provide noise reduction for those street-facing rooms. There is also a cordless feature for homes with children and pets. Check out the vid

  Blinds have come a long way. In the past, when we thought of blinds, we pictured white, horizontal, metal slats with a pull cord. Today, there are many different styles of blinds using many different fabrics, materials and colors. So, the question remains: With all these choices, what are the most popular blinds and shades?    Vertical Blinds One nice thing about vertical blinds is that they allow for excellent directional light control about the room. They are also great for large windows and doors and are readily available in large sizes. They may come in metal, plastic, and fabric-covered styles. However, on a problematic cleaning scale of 1-10, they hover around an 8. Every slat requires individual cleaning, using the manufacturer's recommended protocols.   Roman Shades Roman Shades are probably the most opulent-looking window treatment. These shades are highly versatile and can enhance any room's decor. They can be more expensive than blinds, depending on the style an

  Since the end of 2018, most corded blinds are no longer being manufactured. Corded blinds pose a dangerous risk of strangulation to small children and pets. According to a study done by the American Academy of Pediatrics : Although many of the injuries in this study were nonfatal and resulted in ... From 1981 to 1995, there were 183 deaths from window blind cord  ...  In this day and age, we have technology that can help create a safer environment.  Let's look at some of the wonderful benefits of cordless blinds.  Manual Blinds and Shades   Manual systems are less expensive and usually require a gentle push or pull on the bottom bar to raise and lower the blind. This type of blind is primarily good for smaller windows and easy to access areas. SIMPLELIFT (tm) lowers and raises your blinds with ease with and easy clean tab. SimpleLift ™ SimpleLift™ offers enhanced safety