Custom Blinds
in Richmond, BC

Yes. We measure and install custom blinds across Richmond, including City Centre, Steveston, Seafair, Broadmoor, Terra Nova, Thompson, Blundell, Shellmont and West Cambie, with the same free in-home measurement and consultation we offer everywhere we serve.

No. A specialist comes to your home, measures every window and brings real fabric and slat samples, so you can see how each option looks in your own light. It's free, with no pressure or obligation to buy.

Most condo owners end up choosing between solar roller shades and zebra blinds. Solar shades cut glare and heat while keeping the view, but like any light-filtering fabric they can become see-through at night with the lights on, so bedrooms usually get blackout fabric or a blackout zebra blind. If your building has strata guidelines on exterior-facing window coverings, we'll help you choose a compliant option.

Faux wood blinds and PVC/vinyl vertical blinds are the safest picks for rooms that get steam or window condensation, such as kitchens, bathrooms, laundry rooms and cold north-facing rooms, because the slats won't warp or swell the way real wood can. Whatever you choose, opening your blinds during the day lets air reach the glass so condensation can dry off.

Somewhat, but it's worth being realistic. Double cell honeycomb blinds trap air in their cells and dampen some outside sound, which helps on bedroom windows under the flight paths, but they are not a replacement for soundproofing. Your windows themselves make the biggest difference. Blackout fabric is also a popular choice for those bedrooms to block early-morning light.

Roller blinds give you one clean sheet of fabric: solar to keep the view, light-filtering for a soft glow, or blackout for full darkness. Zebra blinds alternate sheer and solid bands, so you can move between view and privacy without raising the blind, which suits street-facing living rooms. We bring samples of both so you can compare them on your own windows.

Yes. Vertical blinds, zebra blinds, roller shades and motorized options can all be made for sliding doors. During the visit we measure the handle depth and the sliding panel, then choose the mount and bracket depth so the blind hangs clear of the handle and doesn't rub when the door slides.

Pricing depends on how many windows you're covering, their size, the fabric or slat you choose, and whether you go manual or motorized, so every home is different. Installation is included in your quote rather than charged as a separate fee, and the free in-home measurement gives you an accurate, no-obligation price before you commit to anything.

Every blind is made to order once you approve your quote, and we confirm your expected timeline at that point. On installation day, most homes are finished in a single visit; one Richmond client had 11 windows done in one day. We take down your old blinds when we install the new ones and can take them away for you.