< 1 2 3 > 240 posts, read 805,528 times 1,080 posts, read 3,615,027 times I'm wondering are there places other than Home Depot, like Budget Blinds or places that sell vertical blinds or custom treatments? I have had several problems with Home Depot and I would want someone to come to the house and measure and install. When I did my home in FL 14 windows with premium verticals cost me $1,000 installed and I had a garantee that if anything went wrong they would come back and fix. I'm also lousey when it comes to measuring windows. 3,298 posts, read 7,438,448 times 113 posts, read 304,273 times 519 posts, read 1,084,134 times 1 posts, read 43,791 times 4,698 posts, read 6,777,398 times 1,798 posts, read 4,507,578 timesCost to Install Window BlindsUpdated: June 2016 Window Blind Installation Cost CalculatorZip Code Blinds Window Blind Labor - Basic Window Blind Materials and Supplies Totals - Cost to Install Window Blinds -

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To lower Window Blind Installation costs: combine related projects, minimize options/extras and be flexible about project scheduling. Blinds Install Update your windows with blinds. A Lowe's professional installer will remove existing blinds and install new. Work with a Lowe's sales associate to plan your install project and select the right blinds for your home and budget. 2 Get Started An installer will contact you to schedule an in-home measure and project assessment. Iphone 5 Leather Back StickerOnce complete, you'll be provided an inclusive quote. T Shirt CiaoPurchase your products and installation services together, and we'll contact you to schedule your installation. Patio Furniture Refinishing Austin TexasSatisfied Customers Our blinds install services received an average rating of 96% from thousands of installation customers surveyed.

Lowe's Blinds Install Give your windows a quick improvement with blinds. Let a Lowe's professional install new blinds and shutters. Choose from wood blinds, faux wood blinds, vinyl blinds, aluminum blinds or vertical blinds. Also consider curtains and valances, shades, and curtain hardware to update your windows.Whether you're looking for privacy, style, or both, it can be a daunting task to choose window treatments. Should you head to a specialty blind store, your local home center, or shop online? How formal should you go, or how sheer? And how come your stylish neighbors always seem to get it right? Carolyn Forté, Home Appliances & Textiles Director in the Good Housekeeping Research Institute, puts you on the right track."Windows are a great focal point in a room and blinds and shades should be both decorative and functional. Thankfully, we've come a long way from the days of hiding them behind basic mini blinds. Now you can dress up a room in hundreds of ways without making a major investment," says Forté.At Good Housekeeping, we saw a need for better, well-priced window treatments that are more safety-conscious — and then decided to roll them out in a wide swath of colors, fabrics, and styles.

We're proud to introduce our exclusive Good Housekeeping Custom Blinds and Shades Collection, available through top authorized online retailers.Here's what to consider before you buy to keep from getting blindsided.Blinds are best if you want tiltable slats that can be adjusted to let the sun shine in (or not). They offer a handsome, clean-looking custom fit and plenty of privacy. Prices for blinds generally climb in this order: vinyl, aluminum, faux wood (or textured vinyl) and wood. Here's what to know about some types.Wood blinds come in light and dark hues and polished or painted finishes — our GH line ranges from white Country Cottage to rich Peruvian Walnut — and they're perfect for offices and dens. They're not the best choice for kitchens or baths, where moisture could do damage (choose polymer or faux wood instead), or for bedrooms or living rooms where you want a softer, more romantic effect.Insulating blinds help conserve energy and filter or block light, so they work hard for your money.

Our GH branded selection of insulating blinds come in 15 colors, from Natural Linen to Sage.When choosing blinds, keep in mind:Upside: You don't have to put blinds at half-mast to let in light, as you do the with shades — the full length of the window pane can always be covered for a finished look, even when slats are open. Handy for bathrooms and bedrooms because you can leave blinds down for privacy but adjust as needed for light.Downside: Blinds generally require more of a commitment to keep clean, because the slats attract dust and grime.Shades are the answer if you're looking for tremendous versatility and style. They provide more ways to create different looks and moods using texture, pattern, and fabric weight. Our Good Housekeeping line includes everything from sheer horizontal to energy-saving cellular to blackout roller shades and more, in either traditional bottom up or with top down designs for more light-entering options. Some standouts:Upside: Shades are a versatile way to easily refresh any room and can lend a warmer, softer look than blinds.

Downside: To keep them fresh and clean, you'll need to hand-wash vinyl shades. Fabric shades (especially if they're a light color) should be vacuumed with a hand tool regularly and either spot-cleaned or sent out for professional cleaning."There's an important push to get manufacturers to make blinds and shades safer, since the cords are hazardous for small children," says Carolyn Forté of the Good Housekeeping Research Institute. First line of defense: Don't use corded window treatments or leave cords dangling within reach of curious little hands. Good Housekeeping's new branded line of blinds and shades was carefully designed with an eye on child safety. "We've included cordless options, and special safety mechanisms for continuous loop and traditional pull-cord styles," says Forté. "These products also carry our Good Housekeeping Seal." GH engineers and textiles experts reviewed the line, and if any style becomes defective within two years of purchase, the product will be repaired or replaced, or your purchase price will be refunded.