Window Treatments in Ocoee, FL

Custom Window Coverings Fit to Your Windows

We design and install custom window treatments in Ocoee, FL. Whether you're outfitting a brand-new build, replacing worn-out blinds, or trying to cut heat and glare, we measure first and tell you straight what will work.

That's true even if you're overwhelmed by your options or uncertain about your tricky windows, so you get a treatment that fits and that you'll actually love living with.

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Why Choose Us?

We offer free in-home consultations so you can see exactly what you're getting before committing.
We bring fabric swatches and samples to you so you can see them in your home.
We have experience working with tricky windows, so a sliding glass door, bay window, or closet conversion isn't a dead end.
We offer competitive pricing so you don't have to choose between getting it done right and staying on budget.
Our install crews even haul away your old window treatments so you walk into a finished room, not a messy job site.

Window Treatments We Design and Install Around Ocoee

Once we know what each window in your home needs to do, we bring in the right product to do it.

That includes:

Custom blinds, including aluminum, faux wood, s-curve, and vinyl built to your exact window measurements
Shades, including cellular, Roman, roller, and solar options for windows that are hard to treat or spaces like a lanai or patio
Plantation shutters, fitted for sliding glass doors, bay windows, and even converted closet doors
Drapery and curtains, including custom valances and hardware
Motorized and smart-home controls for any of the above, so you can adjust light and privacy without leaving the couch

If you're still not sure which of these fits your windows, that's exactly what the free consultation is for.

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We Serve All of Ocoee

We're based in Winter Garden but serve every neighborhood and community in Ocoee, including:

Westyn Bay
Arden Park
Wesmere
Prairie Lake
McCormick Woods
Forestbrook
Prairie Lake Reserve
Magnolia Reserve

Frequently Asked Questions

What happens to our old blinds or curtains once the new ones go in?

Our installers remove and haul away your old window treatments the same day the new ones go in, so you're not left figuring out how to get rid of them yourself.

My windows are an odd shape or size. Will that limit what I can get?

Not usually. We've fit shutters onto sliding glass doors, bay windows, and closet door conversions that other companies said wouldn't work, so an unusual window shape isn't a dead end. We measure in person and tell you upfront what will and won't work before anything gets ordered.

I don't know what style I want yet. Can you still help me?

Yes, and that's actually the most common starting point. Our process is built around measuring your windows, talking through what each room needs, and walking you through options before you commit to anything.

What if my window frame doesn't have enough depth for shutters?

If a window doesn't have the depth for the product you had in mind, we'll recommend a different mounting style or a different treatment, like a shade, that still gets you the same look and function. We catch this during the in-home consultation, before you've ordered anything, so it doesn't turn into a problem after installation.

We just moved to Ocoee and don't know what works with this much sun. Where do we start?

Start with the free consultation. Homeowners moving from colder climates are often surprised by how much heat and glare untreated windows let in here, and we'll walk you through what actually works for a home in this climate.

Can motorized shades be solar-powered for hard-to-reach windows like dormers?

Yes. We've installed a solar-battery-powered shade on a high dormer window where running wiring wasn't practical, so you get remote control on a window you'd otherwise never reach to adjust by hand.

Do you offer sheer or privacy-focused options that still let light in?

Yes. Sheer shades are a common pick for rooms that don't get much direct light to begin with, since they add privacy without darkening the space any further than it already is. Plantation shutters and roller shades are other great options for privacy and letting in natural light.