As the leading window treatment providers in the industry, it is our responsibility to provide our customers with the information they need about shutters, blinds, and shades. Sharing the right information with the clients is the key to building long-term working relationships. The customers make the most out of the information that we provide as it helps them in making the right decision about the window treatment, they need to invest in.

Here are a few frequently asked questions that we get asked about our shutters, blinds, and shades. If you do not find the answer you are looking for, we encourage you to contact us and have all the information at your fingertips.

Some homeowners might go with the ‘real’ option, which is wood, regardless of the fact that it’s not budget-friendly and requires frequent cleaning and maintenance. The look of the real wood is second to none and it also enhances your home’s décor while adding value to your property. So, an investment like this is worth it.

On the other hand, polycore shutters are a good option for anybody who wants the look of real wood without any maintenance requirement and hefty price tags. In addition to that, they are durable as compared to real wood plantation shutters- making it an ideal choice for budget-confined homeowners.

While there are many benefits of plantation shutters, most of the owners choose it because of their cost-effectiveness and beauty. They provide a near-perfect combination of style and function that most of the owners crave for.

Most of the window treatments come with a motorized option. If you are an owner who has always chosen motorized shades for your home, you can trust us for providing a variety of motorization options whenever your first remote control stops working. Even if the push button is malfunctioning, our professional will help you out immediately.

Honeycomb shades are the most energy-efficient window treatment with a room-darkening effect of up to 4.4.

For cleaning the blinds, you would need a bristled vacuum or a feather duster. If you have wood blinds at home, avoid any water treatment and limit moisture as much as possible. On the other hand, if you have aluminum or faux wood blinds, you can use a damp cloth to clean the dust and debris stuck on the blinds.