We cover the Treasure Valley
Boise to Caldwell, and the towns in between. Same crew, same pricing.
Boise, ID
The North End's older homes are rarely square — we shim and scribe so shutters sit flush. Foothill homes get solar screens for the west glass.
Meridian, ID
Newer subdivisions with big great-room windows and two-story entries. Cellular and solar shades do the heavy lifting here.
Nampa, ID
Ranch homes and new builds alike. Faux wood blinds are the workhorse; motorized shades for the tall stairwell windows.
Eagle, ID
Larger homes, larger glass. Plantation shutters and dual roller systems are the most common ask on this side of the valley.
Kuna, ID
Wide-open lots mean sun from every direction and very little shade. Solar screens and blackout bedroom shades are the usual pairing.
Star, ID
Fast-growing builds where the developer-grade blinds don't last. We replace a lot of those with faux wood and cellular.
Caldwell, ID
Established neighborhoods with a mix of window ages. We measure each opening rather than assuming a standard size.
Garden City, ID
Compact lots and close neighbors — top-down/bottom-up cellular shades give you daylight without the sightline.
Middleton, ID
Rural properties with long drives and big views. Solar screens keep the view and cut the afternoon heat.
Outside these towns?
Call us anyway. We regularly go a little further for whole-home jobs — if it's a reasonable drive and the project makes sense, we'll come out.
Builders & property managers
Spec homes, rentals and small commercial jobs get trade pricing and scheduled install dates. Ask for a trade quote when you call.
Free estimate, no pressure.
We'll come measure, talk through options in your own light, and leave you a written quote.