Custom Roller Blinds Kitchener-Waterloo – Free Installation

Our plain roller line, without hesitation. It takes turnover abuse, costs sensible money per window, and replaces individually when a unit loses a fight. We keep every rental's specs on file so a landlord can reorder one blind by email. Most of the university-area landlords we serve standardized on exactly this.

A solar screen for the day and, if you sleep there, a blackout on a second bracket for the night. Tower west glass along the LRT line cooks from mid-afternoon, and the screen cuts heat and glare while the skyline stays visible. Dual-roller setups are the most common tower order we take in KW.

Neatly. A slim cassette tucks inside those tall openings without crowding the original trim, and the fabric drops the full height in one clean plane. Old KW frames wander out of square, so each window is measured on its own and the wood never takes a screw it did not already have.

Rollers are the easiest product in the range to motorize, and in Waterloo the question is usually which hub rather than whether. Tell us your platform at the consultation and the quote comes back compatible. If you want manual now and motors later, we spec tubes that accept the retrofit.

Two fabrics share one window: a solar or light-filtering layer for daytime and a blackout behind it for night, each on its own roller. You run whichever the hour calls for. It costs less than people guess because the brackets share hardware, and it solves the bedroom-that-is-also-an-office problem KW keeps handing us.

Measurement within 3-4 days on the corridor runs, exact quote at your window, 2-3 weeks of custom production, then one install visit on a following run. Old coverings leave with us, payment follows completion, and the lifetime warranty covers the lot.