Custom blinds across Pinellas County

Faux wood is a PVC composite that resists Gulf humidity completely, so it won't warp, crack, or fade in bathrooms, kitchens, sunrooms, or homes without consistent air conditioning. Real wood looks more premium and is lighter for large windows, which means less sag over time, but it performs best in rooms that stay climate-controlled year-round. Faux wood typically runs $10-25 per square foot installed, real wood $20-40.

Federal safety rules from the Consumer Product Safety Commission, in effect since December 2022, require most stock window coverings sold in the U.S. to be cordless or to have no operating cords a child can reach. Custom-order blinds carry the same underlying intent, and any installer worth hiring will default to cordless or motorized lift systems, especially in a room where kids or grandkids spend time.

Vertical blinds are the traditional fit for a sliding door and hold up well to repeated opening and closing, while panel track systems give a cleaner, more modern look for wider openings. The right choice depends on the door's width, how often it's used, and whether you want the blinds to stack fully to one side. We'll walk you through both options with the actual opening in front of us.

Expect $10-25 per square foot for faux wood or vinyl, $20-40 for real wood, and $8-20 for standard vertical blinds, all installed. A typical three-bedroom home with a dozen windows often lands between $2,500 and $6,000 total depending on the material mix. Every quote is based on an in-person measure, not a phone estimate.

Yes, and it's one of the most common requests we handle. Matching slat size, color, and material across every room gives a house a much more finished look than a mix of whatever was there before. We spec the full order at once so every room gets the same batch and finish, rather than piecing it together over multiple visits.