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Roller Blinds in North York

Roller blinds in North York go into two very different buildings. One is the condo stack around North York Centre, where the window is basically the wall and a slim roller keeps the sightline clean. The other is the brick house on a side street off Don Mills, where a roller has to sit inside a deep wood casing without rubbing the frame. We do both in the same week. The neighbourhood's growing density means more of our work here is now high-rise, though the houses still keep our installers busy through the fall. A family on a side street off Mel Lastman Square took blackout rollers in all four bedrooms after their toddler started waking with the sun. We kept the main floor in light-filtering so the house didn't go dark. Between Bayview Village and Toronto Centre for the Arts, the housing stock and the orders we take both concentrate. Many of our North York clients ask which roller blinds configuration suits the local housing stock. Here is what we tell them. Solar screens are a frequent pick on west and southwest-facing high-rise units because they cut glare while preserving the cityscape view that drove the purchase. Detached suburban homes that get whole-house roller orders usually mix blackout in bedrooms with light-filtering in kitchens and living rooms. The combination of materials works well within a single colour scheme.