Custom Motorized Blinds
Vancouver

Motorized blinds cost more than manual blinds because of the motor, power source and control hardware, and the exact price depends on window size, blind type, and whether you choose battery, rechargeable, solar or hardwired power. We provide a free in-home measurement and consultation so you get an accurate, no-obligation quote for your specific windows before committing to anything.

For large windows, high or hard-to-reach windows, skylights and wide sliding door walls, most homeowners find motorized blinds well worth it for the convenience and safety of cordless, remote-operated control alone. They're also popular in any room where a homeowner wants scheduling, smart-home integration, or simply one-touch operation for multiple windows at once.

A small motor built into the blind's headrail raises, lowers or rotates the blind when triggered by a remote control, wall switch, or smartphone app, instead of a manual cord, wand or chain. The motor draws power from a hardwired connection, a rechargeable battery pack, replaceable batteries, or a solar panel, depending on the option you choose.

We offer hardwired motorized blinds for a permanent, maintenance-free connection, battery-powered and rechargeable options for flexible placement without wiring, and solar-powered blinds that trickle-charge from a small panel mounted at the window. We'll help you choose the right option based on your window's access to power and how often the blind will be used.

Yes. Our motorized blinds support smart-home integration with Amazon Alexa, Google Home and Apple HomeKit, so you can control them by voice or group them into routines and scenes alongside your other smart-home devices, in addition to the included remote and app control.

In many cases, yes — tension-mounted and clip-on brackets can secure certain motorized blinds without drilling into your window frame, which is especially useful for rentals or windows where you'd rather avoid permanent hardware. Whether a no-drill mount will work depends on your window type and blind style, which we'll assess during your free in-home consultation.

Top-down bottom-up is a control style that lets a blind be lowered from the top as well as raised from the bottom, so you can let light in through the top of a window while keeping the bottom covered for privacy. It's available as a motorized upgrade and is especially popular in bedrooms, bathrooms and street-facing windows.

Yes — every blind style we offer, including zebra blinds, roller shades, blackout blinds, faux wood blinds, honeycomb blinds and vertical blinds, can be fabricated with a motorized upgrade. We'll walk you through which power and control option makes the most sense for each window during your free consultation.

Once your motorized blinds are measured and fabricated, our team can typically complete installation and pairing with your remote, app or smart-home system for an entire home in a single visit. Exact turnaround depends on the number of windows and the power option chosen, which we'll confirm during your free in-home consultation.