Custom Motorized Blinds Willmott – Free Installation

Nothing at all, for a standard job. The motors and the remotes talk to each other on their own radio band and neither one touches your network, so we arrive, mount, set the limits and pair the handsets without asking you for a single login. The only time a network comes into it is if you have asked for a hub so the blinds appear on a phone or answer a voice assistant. That part happens at the end, on your account rather than ours.

No. The motor talks to the remote on a low-power radio frequency that has nothing in common with your alarm sensors, and the blind mounts in front of the glass rather than on the moving sash. The one thing to watch is a magnetic contact stuck to the top of a window frame, since a bracket can land on it. We shift the bracket a few centimetres and nothing changes.

It removes the hazard instead of managing it. There is no loop of cord or chain anywhere on the window, which is what the current Canadian safety rules are aimed at. That matters most in a nursery, a bunk room, or anywhere a crib or dresser sits against a window. If the budget only stretches to a few motors, put them in the kids' rooms first and use cordless lifts elsewhere.

Yes, and it is easier than people expect. The blind lifts off its brackets the same way a manual roller does, with the motor staying inside the tube, and the remote pairing survives being unpowered. Wrap the fabric so paint mist stays off it, and leave the brackets on the wall if you can. Rehanging is a matter of seating the tube back into place.