Serving Longview, WA and surrounding areas
Approved (Corporate)
In business since 1996
Warranties offered
Small jobs welcome
"The customer service from choosing the window treatments to having them installed was excellent. The communication was always prompt and professional. We would definitely recommend their services."
Serving Longview, WA and surrounding areas
Approved
In business since 2023
Free estimates
Warranties offered
"Matt was very helpful deciding which doors to use. Heâ s very pleasant and communicates well. Most of all, he is very careful and does a great job."
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Serving Longview, WA and surrounding areas
In business since 1998
Free estimates
Credit card accepted
"Lynn Lapping, one of the sales representatives, came to my house, measured the windows and the next day sent me a quote for blinds (Hunter Douglas Applause Line). During that first visit, she was friendly and provided answers to all of my questions. Two weeks later, I contacted her to come by and measure three kitchen windows, as I am planning to put roman shades in them. Lynn came by, but she seemed off, she was rushed, impatient and a bit rude. I had recently received a quote for drapes from another company and I asked her if she thought the prices were reasonable for the type of drapes. She was annoyed and told me that I should had ask her to measure those windows during her first visit to get a quote for drapes. However, at that time, I had no plans to put drapes there so I could not have planned for it. I ignored her demeanor and attitude, we all have bad days, and so I assumed she was simply having a bad day.
I wanted to place a deposit for the blinds on the spot but she locked herself out of their system and she could not process my payment. She told me that someone would call me to get my credit card information, but no one ever did. I called her the next day to ask for the final quote and make sure everything was ready to go, she told me she would get the quote to me later that evening or the next day. She never did. I called the following day and left a voice mail for Lynn. The office manager e-mailed me to let me know that Lynn would be out of the office due to a family emergency and that she would contact me the following week to place the order. I e-mailed her back and ask her if someone else could help me with the order as I did not want to delay the process an additional week (lead time is three to four weeks). She told me that John the company owner would contact me to process the order. All of these e-mails were exchanged on a Wednesday. The weekend came and the owner never e-mailed or called me. On Monday I e-mailed the office manager to ask if someone would be calling me to process the order. I also ask her to let me know if they could not process my order so that I could find another provider. I received the following e-mail: "We apologize for the delay. Due to the scheduling conflicts with our designers, we will not be able to assist you with your order. We apologize for any inconvenience this has caused."
While I understand that family emergencies do happen, it does not make sense for a business to stop because one of their employees is unavailable. I am happy that my order did not get process through this company; I can get Hunter Douglas blinds for the same price with other providers. What would have happened if I had trouble either with the delivery, installation or quality of the blinds and Lynn was not available to handle those situations? Again, business continuity is a must for a company to be successful, business can not stop for one employee.
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Serving Longview, WA and surrounding areas
In business since 1998
Free estimates
Credit card accepted
"I had a great experience with Lifetime Windows and Doors. I worked with Matt to purchase and install a new front door. I love my door and the accent glass, price was as expected, installation was smooth, good communication, and everyone is so nice. I would work with Lifetime again for future needs."
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Serving Longview, WA and surrounding areas
In business since 1998
Free estimates
Warranties offered
"Great love the blinds! Makes a difference."
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Serving Longview, WA and surrounding areas
In business since 2013
Free estimates
Credit card accepted
"I've been working with Eric for over 4 years on various window coverings projects ranging from shutters to motorization. I've always trusted his knowledge, he's always taken care of our customers and communication has been great. I would definitely recommend!"
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Serving Longview, WA and surrounding areas
In business since 2006
Credit card accepted
"The designers were very nice. However, they only recommended/carried a litmit number of suppliers - few of which were in Indy. The suppliers they carreid were also very expensive. Even though I sent pictures, I found that I needed a designer that could come to the house and help find local suppliers for paints and material."
Serving Longview, WA and surrounding areas
In business since 2022
Free estimates
Small jobs welcome
"They were very responsive to all our questions. They were very professional and great to work with. I would highly recommend them."
Serving Longview, WA and surrounding areas
In business since 2015
Free estimates
Credit card accepted
"I love my shutters I purchased from them, very happy with the quality and the installer did a great job. I would definitely recommend."
Serving Longview, WA and surrounding areas
In business since 2007
Free estimates
Pro Handy Carpentry is committed to excellence in every aspect of the business. We uphold a standard of integrity bound by fairness, honesty and responsibility in all of our jobs. I've operated business with more than 13 years of experience serving Chicago Area and now PHC is a part of the Pacific Northwest. What are we working on? \n There is no job too big, or too small. Call or text today and let us put our experience to work for you! \n Call Marian at 773-961-6546 or 360-797-5484!!
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Custom window treatments cost $800 per window, ranging from $150 to $3,000 for materials alone, before labor is factored in. Blinds are the most economical option, while custom curtains and drapes are more expensive due to intricate designs and premium materials. The final cost depends on your style preferences, material quality, and the complexity of the installation.
Mini blinds are the most cost-effective window treatment available, providing efficient light control and exceptional value. They offer the lowest cost option at $600 per set and serve as a dependable solution for budget-conscious homeowners. Roller shades and valances offer cost savings by avoiding premium materials, ensuring that quality design and functional installations remain uncompromised.
Prices increase with larger windows, premium materials, and additional labor for complex installations. High-grade fabrics, hardwoods, intricate designs, and motorized hardware all contribute to the total cost. For instance, drapes run more than Roman shades because they use more fabric and detailing. Still, a well-chosen treatment pays you back in style, privacy, and insulation.
Layering treatments—say, a sheer shade paired with floor-length drapes—adds depth and polish to any room. Sticking to one color family keeps the look cohesive while mixing textures boosts dimension, sound absorption, and energy efficiency. You also gain flexible light control, shifting from full sun to total blackout without swapping hardware.
Energy-efficient window treatments lower energy costs by minimizing heat transfer through advanced fabric technology and design. They block excessive sunlight while maintaining a consistent indoor temperature, thereby reducing the demand on heating and cooling systems. They retain heat in winter and keep your home cool in summer, maintaining year-round comfort and producing measurable savings on electric bills through superior energy management.
Bay, picture, and dormer windows rarely pair well with shutters because their unique shapes demand more flexible coverings. For a cleaner fit and better performance, choose treatments tailored to those dimensions—think custom shades, drapes, or valances that accentuate the architecture instead of competing with it.
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