Blinds, shades, shutters, drapes, and motorized openers. Installed, replaced, and repaired for homes and businesses nearby.
Wisconsin windows work hard. Winter sun cuts across a room at a low angle, summer heat bakes the south side of the house, and afternoon glare lands right on the TV. The right covering fixes all three. The wrong one hangs crooked, binds when you pull it, and stops working by year two.
Window openings are rarely perfect rectangles, especially in older Sheboygan homes. We measure each opening individually rather than assuming they match, because a half inch off means light gaps down the side or a shade that will not clear the frame. Blinds, cellular shades, roman shades, wood shutters, drapery rods, and motorized systems all get handled here. If something you already own has stopped working right, bring it up and we will look at it before talking replacement.
Blinds and shades fail in predictable ways. Cords fray, lift mechanisms jam, slats crack, and brackets pull loose from the frame. Most of that is a parts-and-labor fix, not a reason to buy a whole new set. We check the mechanism first and tell you honestly whether it is worth saving.
Nine kinds of window work. Repairs, replacements, and new installs for every room and every opening size.
Frayed cords, jammed lift mechanisms, cracked slats, bent headrails, and brackets that pulled out of the wall. Most of these are a single-visit fix that costs far less than replacing the unit.
Wood, faux wood, aluminum, vertical, cellular, roller, and roman. We measure each opening, mount the brackets into solid backing, and check the operation before we leave.
Offices, waiting rooms, storefronts, and rental units. Bulk installs handled on your schedule, with consistent mounting height and operation across every window in the building.
Hems that need shortening, panels that need taking in, torn header tape, and pulled grommets. We alter what you own rather than sending you out to buy replacements.
Rods mounted level and anchored into studs so they hold weight. We set bracket height and panel length so the drape hangs straight and clears the floor properly.
Loose louvers, broken tilt rods, sagging panels, and hinges that have worked free. Wood shutters last decades when the moving parts get attention before they fail completely.
Plantation and traditional shutters fitted to the frame. We handle the measuring, hanging strips, and hinge placement so panels close flush without catching on the trim.
Motorized blinds, shades, and drapery systems. We mount the hardware, run the power, and program the controls. Good option for tall windows and hard-to-reach openings.
Motors that stall, remotes that lost pairing, shades that stop halfway, and dead battery packs. We diagnose the system and get it moving again without replacing the whole setup.
Usually repair. Cords, lift mechanisms, slats, and brackets are all replaceable parts. Unless the headrail is bent or the slats are widely damaged, fixing costs a fraction of replacing.
No. We measure every opening ourselves. Windows in the same room are often slightly different sizes, and guessing is how you end up with light gaps along the edges.
Cellular shades trap air in their honeycomb pockets and cut heat loss through the glass. Layering with drapery helps more. We can walk through what suits your window type.
Sometimes, depending on the headrail and lift system. We will look at what you have and tell you whether a retrofit will work or a new motorized unit makes more sense.
Yes. Offices, storefronts, waiting rooms, and rental properties. We keep mounting height and operation consistent across every window and schedule around your open hours.
