A closer look at some of our own projects — the problem each one presented, and how we solved it.
After more than ten years on hold — originally quoted at $10,000+ and an 8–10 week timeline — this thirteen-foot window-covering project was finished for under $2,000 in 2–3 weeks. The homeowner was thrilled with the result and has since become a loyal customer.
Read the story →A window-covering project that had been put on hold for more than 10 years was finally completed. We helped reduce the cost from $1,700+ to less than $500 and cut the turnaround time from 8–10 weeks to just 2–3 weeks. A happy customer can become a loyal customer—and lead to more referrals to our team.
Read the story →A large open pass-through between the kitchen and family room let light spill onto the couch, making it hard to nap or watch TV without glare. A roller shade with a chain loop now lets the two rooms control their lighting separately, closing in seconds when it's needed.
Read the story →Gaps between light-filtering faux wood blinds let bright morning sun through, creating glare on the desktop monitor in a home study. Blackout cellular shades now give the room full light control, day or night.
Read the story →A shared wall opening let kitchen light spill straight onto the study's monitor, causing glare — and there wasn't room for a swinging door. A curtain on a rod, with a tie-back, now closes off the light in seconds or ties open when it's not needed.
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